referent of an argument in a clause (in Tesnière’s framework and that of other French linguists such as Lazard)

bijvoeglijke naamwoord

bytte plats med varandra på 1700-1800 talet nån gång

from b. mcconvell - as far as i know, the loan-term aktionsart, when used in english refers only to lexical aspect and not grammatical aspect

prefix used to form certain perfective verb forms in Ancient Greek and Sanskrit

referent of an adjunct (in Tesnière’s framework and that of other French linguists such as Lazard)

Uma has these, i was told japanese might too?

Appears transparent, but is used indiscriminately to describe a range of syntactically and/or semantically complex constructions. No good typological definition yet.

samengesteld werkwoord

onvoltooid [only in this context]

RRG term for the verb + core arguments

species?? = definiteness

Frequently confused or conflated with evidentiality and epistemicity

“equative case” (like X) in descriptions of Inuit languages

finnic languages; the distinction, marked on object nouns, is dependent on the telicity of the verb and not dependent on any features or thematic roles of the object

GNMCC (General Noun-Modifying Clause Construction)

most prominently described for Japanese; term popularised by Yoshiko Matsumoto

the part of a German sentence that comes between the finite verb and the participle (if any)

Hedvig heard Lila say it, and suspect that it's restricted

Used frequently in TB descriptions, but contested as a typological category.

“comitative case” (with X) in descriptions of Inuit languages

multifunctionaliteit

RRG term for verb + TAM marking

particularly in descriptions of North American languages

A type of causative construction of the form [NP V NP V]

the part of a German sentence that follows the participle (if any)

not in descriptions as such but rather in other linguistic literature, most probably

the part of a German sentence that comes before the finite verb

means the same thing as “topic”

“high animacy” in descriptions of Tamil

in descriptions of Georgian and other Kartvelian languages