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A marcação de direção no satélite em latim, português antigo e português brasileiro vernacular

open access: yesFórum Linguístico, 2021
Este trabalho analisa a marcação das categorias de direção e modo em expressões verbais de movimento em latim, português arcaico e português brasileiro vernáculo, com base na tipologia de Talmy (2000), que divide as línguas em dois padrões: verb-framed e
Luiz Henrique Milani Queriquelli   +1 more
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Manócska: A Unified Verb Frame Database for Hungarian [PDF]

open access: yes, 2018
This paper presents Manocska, a verb frame database for Hungarian. It is called unified as it was built by merging all available verb frame resources. To be able to merge these, we had to cope with their structural and conceptual differences. After that, we transformed them into two easy to use formats: a TSV and an XML file.
Ágnes Kalivoda   +2 more
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Corpus Based Enrichment of GermaNet Verb Frames

open access: yesProceedings of the Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 2004
Lexical semantic resources, like WordNet, are often used in real applications of natural language document processing. For example, we integrated GermaNet in our document suite XDOC of processing of German forensic autopsy protocols. In addition to the hypernymy and synonymy relation, we want to adapt GermaNet's verb frames for our analysis.
Manuela Kunze, Dietmar F. Rösner
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Trailing Harry Potter into Romanian

open access: yesLinguaculture, 2021
Characteristic of English and other Germanic languages, Goal of Motion constructions represent a challenge for any translator rendering them into a Romance language.
Ruxandra Drăgan
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Toward a typology of directional motion for African Languages

open access: yesStudies in African Linguistics, 1997
This paper examines the syntactic and semantic expression of basic directional motion and its manner counterparts across the four language phyla of Africa.
Ronald P. Schaefer, Richard Gaines
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A Cognitive Approach to the Expression of Motion Event in Hawrami Language [PDF]

open access: yesمطالعات زبان‌‌ها و گویش‌های غرب ایران, 2018
Motion is one of the most fundamental human,s experiences. So it seems to be expressed as a universal concept in all languages of the world. According to Talmy,s lexicalization patterns theory(1985, 2000), languages are divided into two types concerning ...
Sayyed Mahdi Sadjadi   +3 more
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A microparametric approach on goal of motion constructions: properties of adpositional systems in Romance and Germanic

open access: yesCatalan Journal of Linguistics, 2010
This paper explores the idea that the properties of adpositional systems can suffice to explain the Talmian distinction between satellite and verb framed languages.
Cristina Real Puigdollers
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LEXICALIZATION OF THE MOTION EVENT OF “GOING” IN THE HOLY QURAN: A COGNITIVE APPROACH

open access: yesFluminensia: Journal for Philological Research, 2021
Motion is basic and universal concept and among the major life experiences of human beings. studies by Talmy marked the beginning of cognitive research into motion; he delineated the systematic relations among surface and deep structures and, based on ...
Fathyieh Fattahizadeh, Fatemeh Habibi
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Intralinguistic variation in the expression of motion events in English and Spanish

open access: yesLingue e Linguaggi, 2013
SPEl presente análisis se centra en los conocidos patrones de lexicalización de Talmy para la expresión de los eventos de movimiento (Talmy 1985, 2000).
M. Martínez Vázquez
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On the Specificity of Event Actualization in an English Verb Phrase Headed by a Verb of Movement

open access: yesНаучный диалог, 2020
The article deals with the cognitive-semantic analysis of an event and its mapping onto a verb phrase headed by an English verb of movement (changing location).
D. A. Axelrood, M. S. Brodskaya
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