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Czech pseudo-deverbal nominals are deverbal
Bibliografija: str. 2.Tabachnick, Guy, Mišmaš, Petra
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2011
This paper deals with one of the rival French suffixes which now form abstract nouns from verbs in English, as in recite/recital. Such formatives are often seen as semantically interchangeable, forming nouns with the core meaning ‘action/fact of V-ing.’ However, it can be argued that from their earliest appearance in English these suffixes began to ...
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This paper deals with one of the rival French suffixes which now form abstract nouns from verbs in English, as in recite/recital. Such formatives are often seen as semantically interchangeable, forming nouns with the core meaning ‘action/fact of V-ing.’ However, it can be argued that from their earliest appearance in English these suffixes began to ...
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Contrasting Croatian deverbal nouns on –nje and Turkish deverbal nouns on -mA
2015In Turkish as an agglutinative language many grammatical categories that are in Indo-European languages usually encoded lexically or syntactically are expressed morphologically. Among them is verbal category of voice. Passive, factitive, causative, reflexive and reciprocal are all in Turkish designated by different suffixes, while in Croatian as an ...
Čaušević, Ekrem, Kerovec, Barbara
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2012
Chapter 9 deals with a particularly rich category of compounds, those with a verbal or a deverbal constituent. Special attention is given to structures combining a verb and a noun ([V N], [N V]) as well as to those where a verb is preceded by an adverb ([Adv V]).
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Chapter 9 deals with a particularly rich category of compounds, those with a verbal or a deverbal constituent. Special attention is given to structures combining a verb and a noun ([V N], [N V]) as well as to those where a verb is preceded by an adverb ([Adv V]).
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Deverbal nouns with the suffix -dura
2011This chapter focuses on the syntactic and semantic properties of Modern Spanish deverbal nouns ending in -dura. It specifically focuses on the original verb features which are preserved by these nouns, since most of them are apparently lexicalized.
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The Interpretation of Deverbal Nouns in Tepehua
1996Abstract There are several issues that face us in any attempt to account for the interpretation of deverbal nouns. Among these are the following: the relation of the argument structure of the base verb to that of the derived noun and the diachroni and synchronic narrowing or specification of meaning.
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The multifunctionality of German deverbatives in the context of intracategorial syncretism
Vestnik of the Mari State University, 2023exaly
Deverbatives as a Means of Actualization of Taxis Polymorphy
Review of Omsk State Pedagogical University Humanitarian Research, 2023exaly