Universal 1127:

Universal 1127:

Original

When nouns and pronouns can be incorporated, they have a special incorporated form (uninflected in the case of nouns) as distinct from their absolute form.

Standardized

When nouns and pronouns can be incorporated, they have a special incorporated form (uninflected in the case of nouns) as distinct from their absolute form.

Keywords

incorporation, pronoun, noun

Domain

morphology, syntax

Type

no genuine implication; rather: provided that

Status

achronic

Quality

absolute

Basis

languages in Humboldt 1836

Source

Humboldt 1836, as interpreted in Plank 1994b: 248

Counterexamples