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Deletion as an indicator of SVO → SOV shift
Language Variation and Change, 1990ABSTRACTThe Indo-Portuguese (IP) creoles display a well-known and uniform manner of marking the simple past and present continuous with the preposed particlesja(<Ptg.já‘already’) andtE(<Ptg.esta‘is’), respectively. Moreover,n3(<Ptg.no‘in the’) andd3(<Ptg.de‘of, from’ ordo‘of, from the’) are typically used as prepositions to express goal or ...
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The change from SOV to SVO in Ancient Greek
Language Variation and Change, 1994ABSTRACTAlthough the order of major sentence constituents at all stages of Ancient Greek is quite free, the distribution of clause types is not random over time, but changes from predominantly verb-final to predominantly verb-medial, suggesting a change in progress.
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„Svo taka þau ákvörðun seinna“
Ritröð GuðfræðistofnunarGreinin fjallar um afstöðu foreldra til skírnar ungra barna á Íslandi og þau sjónarmið sem liggja að baki því að velja skírn eða hafna henni. Rannsóknin er byggð á eigindlegum við-tölum við foreldra sem ýmist hafa látið skíra börn sín eða valið aðra athöfn í tengslum við nafngjöf.
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Processing SVO and OVS Word Order in Croatian
2020Croatian is a language with a flexible word order, case-marking, gender-marking and animacy-marking. However, the canonical order is considered to be SVO (Greenberg 1966). While the incremental argument interpretation in transitive structures in Croatian predominately relies on case marking (MacWhinney and Bates 1989), case syncretism can help ...
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Focus Position in SOV ~ SVO-Varying Languages – Evidence From Enets, Nganasan, and Dolgan
Eesti Ja Soome-Ugri Keeleteaduse Ajakiri, 2021exaly
Optimal Scheduling of the Leaves of a Tree and the SVO Frequencies of Languages
2022Christos H. Papadimitriou, Denis Turcu
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