Universal 545: Original The degree of morphological fusion varies inversely with the size of the numerical value. Standardized The degree of morphological fusion varies inversely…
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Universal 545: Original The degree of morphological fusion varies inversely with the size of the numerical value. Standardized The degree of morphological fusion varies inversely…
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Universal 544: Original If a numeral expression contains a complex constituent, then the numerical value of the complex constituent itself in isolation receives either simple…
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Universal 543: Original If a link for subtraction is final, the language is postpositional. Standardized IF a link for subtraction is final, THEN there are…
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Universal 542: Original When there is a word order variation in addition between larger and smaller, and one order has an overt link and the…
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Universal 541: Original If a link for addition occurs medially, it always goes with the following numeral in a prepositional language and with the preceding…
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Universal 540: Original In numeral systems with simple lexical representation, there is the following correlation: These simplest systems parallel that of number in the noun.…
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Universal 539: Original A link for addition is never initial in a numeral. Standardized A link for addition is never initial in a numeral. Keywords…
Universal 538: Multiplicand Multiplier ⇒ Noun Numeral Original If there are numerals in which the expression of the multiplier follows that of the multiplicand, the…
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Universal 537: Original If in a language, in any sum the larger addend precedes the smaller, then the same order holds for all larger numbers…
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Universal 536: Original If in a language, in any sum the smaller addend precedes the larger, then the same order holds for all smaller numbers…