Universal 233:

Original: Governors either follow or they precede their governees in all of the following constructions alike:
(a) subject, object, and verb,
(b) nominal attribute and head noun,
(c) adjectival attribute and head noun,
(d) adposition and noun phrase,
(e) particle (especially conjunctions and interrogative words) and clause,
(f) subject and verb in interrogative clauses,
(g) indirect object, direct object, and subject,
(h) core and circumstantial actants.
Standardized: Governors either follow or they precede their governees in all of the following constructions alike:
(a) subject, object, and verb,
(b) nominal attribute and head noun,
(c) adjectival attribute and head noun,
(d) adposition and noun phrase,
(e) particle (especially conjunctions and interrogative words) and clause,
(f) subject and verb in interrogative clauses,
(g) indirect object, direct object, and subject,
(h) core and circumstantial actants.
Keywords: order, subject, direct object, indirect object, verb, nominal attribute, adjectival, head noun, adposition, NP, particle, conjunction, interrogative word, clause, interrogative clause, core, circumstantial actant
Domain: syntax
Type: mutual implication
Status: achronic
Quality: absolute?
Basis: Turkish, Arabic, Persian, also Greek, Latin, French, Italian, German, Polish, Hungarian
Source: Mesgnien Meninski 1680 (see Plank 2001)

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