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The Emergence of Accusative Case in Copala Triqui
This paper argues that the noun ‘body’, the accusative particle, and dative preposition man are synchronically three different parts of speech in modern Copala Triqui.
George Aaron Broadwell
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The grammatical controversy on accusative nouns [PDF]
This research paper aims at recognizing the study of a set of the accusative nouns and the controversy among scholars on them in one of Arabic Language books which is (Al-Azhar Shareh Edhehar Al-Asrar in Grammar) for Ibrahaim Al-Kassab Al-Roomy Al-Hanafi
Abid, Zaidoun Fadhel +1 more
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Covert nominative and dative subjects in Faroese
This paper presents the results of a recent survey of dative subjects in Faroese, using a judgment task and data elicited from interviews with native speakers.
Jóhannes Gísli Jónsson
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The Morphology of Case and Possession in Balkar: Evidence that Oblique Cases Contain Accusative
This paper uses facts about case allomorphy and possessive morphology in Balkar, a Turkic language spoken in southern Russia, to contribute to the examination of the internal structure of case.
Colin Davis
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The purpose of this retrospective study of 116 dementia patients with and without accusatory behavior was to determine its frequency and evaluate its relationship to individual characteristics, behavioral and psychological symptoms, and certain dementia-related domains, namely, cognitive impairment, stage of disease, language difficulties, and ...
Nages, Nagaratnam +2 more
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In some languages with DOM, the exponents of DOM and dative are homophonous, e.g. in Spanish and Hindi. I argue that this pattern is not due to DOM objects and indirect objects being represented identically in syntax, but due to syncretism between ...
András Bárány
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Comparing Agreement System in Kalhori Kurdish with Laki, Surani, and Kormanji [PDF]
Agreement, case marking, and word order are three important means to represent grammatical relations. Languages use these means according to their features.
Mehdi Mehdizadeh +3 more
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The projected directive construction and object case marking in Finnish
This article examines object case marking in a Finnish verb structure called the Projected Directive Construction, e.g. Liisa pyysi Matti-a lähte-mä-än ‘Liisa asked Matti to leave’ (Liisa.NOMINATIVE asked Matti-PARTITIVE leave-INF-ILLATIVE).
Yrjö Lauranto
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Diachronic change and variation in use
Previous studies have demonstrated that in spontaneous speech, Rioplatense Spanish speakers—in contrast to speakers of Peninsular Spanish—sometimes produce clitic-doubled accusative nominal objects.
Esther Rinke +2 more
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Subjects with accusative Case in Japanese: Phasal transfer and anti-locality
This paper presents a new argument for phasal transfer and anti-locality based on an analysis of subjects with accusative Case in Japanese. I first show that the distribution of subjects with accusative Case closely interacts with the types of CPs: while
Masahiko Takahashi
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