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2023
Abstract The lexical class of adjective is in many ways ideal for the typological study of parts-of-speech systems across languages. It is neither as common or consistent as the classes of noun and verb, which are found in virtually every language, nor are adjectives as language specifically idiosyncratic as adverbs or ideophones.
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Abstract The lexical class of adjective is in many ways ideal for the typological study of parts-of-speech systems across languages. It is neither as common or consistent as the classes of noun and verb, which are found in virtually every language, nor are adjectives as language specifically idiosyncratic as adverbs or ideophones.
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Adverbial adjectives vs. adjective-adverbs
Abstract In German linguistics, words like langsam in der Hund läuft langsam (‘the dog walks slowly’) are traditionally classified as ‘adverbially used adjectives’.Augustin Speyer, Jenny Diener
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Adjective Forms and Functions in British English Child-Directed Speech
Journal of Child Language, 2020Catherine Davies, Sudha Arunachalam
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