rarissimum 135: a definite article only present in plural, but not in singular Where found Tok Pisin (English-based Pacific creole) Domain syntax Subdomain pronouns, articles…
rarissimum 135
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morphology, syntax
nonesuch 85
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nonesuch 85: attributive adjectives agreeing (in gender, number, case) when they precede their noun but not when they follow it (using the invariable stem here)…
infrequentale (family possession) 136: verbs agreeing with subjects in person and number in non-past tenses, but in gender and number in the past tense Where…
nonesuch 86
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nonesuch 86: determiners and modifiers agreeing in all relevant agreement categories (gender, number, case) with only one of two or more conjoined nouns sharing these…
rarissimum 137
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rarissimum 137: object and subject NPs agreeing (a) in gender/class and number(b) in person Where found (a) Archi (Northeast Caucasian); Ripatransone dialect of Italian (Romance,…
rarum 87
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rarum 87: Suffixaufnahme in more or less prototypical form, i.e., with a noun in an attributive case (genitive and/or other) agreeing in case (and perhaps…
nonesuch 138
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nonesuch 138: mixed ergative-accusative alignment, with person prefixes on intransitive verbs cross-referencing subject and person prefixes on transitive verbs cross-referencing object (=absolutive), while verbs also…
rarissimum 88
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rarissimum 88: plural marking of numeral (including ‘one’) to express that the reference of the NP is to groups of entities denoted by the accompanying…
rarissimum 139
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rarissimum 139: adverbs agreeing in voice with the verbs they modify Where found Maori (Austronesian) Domain syntax Subdomain agreement: controllers, targets, categories, domains, conditions Keywords…
rarissimum 89
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rarissimum 89: ergative (or neutral) case marking higher and accusative case marking lower on the referential hierarchy Where found PRONOUNS NOUNS 1ST 2ND 3RD ERG———–>…