- most
common adpositions are
prepositions (which
precede their complement) and
postpositions (which
follow their complement). An
adposition typically combines...
- Chinese. They are
extremely poor in
adpositions:
serial verb
constructions replace most
functions of
adpositions in
languages like English. For example...
-
expressions that
denote spatial and
abstract relations and
serve as
adpositions, most of them
built on the
dative and
genitive cases. They are almost...
- above.
While most
languages communicate this
concept through the use of
adpositions,
there are some, such as Hungarian,
which make use of
cases for this...
- from ****anese,
where the case
markers perform a role
similar to that of
adpositions: a. ..mise ni
store to = 'to the store' b. ..ie kara
house from = 'from...
- (without the boy), "puero"
being the
ablative form of "puer". A few
adpositions, however,
govern a noun in the
genitive (such as "gratia" and "tenus")...
-
grammars classify prepositions and
postpositions as
different kinds of
adpositions while other grammars categorize both
under the
heading of the more common...
- "somewhere in
front of" The
English language features three types of
adpositions,
prepositions (preceding),
postpositions (following), and cir****positions...
- In linguistics, a
compound is a
lexeme (less precisely, a word or sign) that
consists of more than one stem. Compounding,
composition or
nominal composition...
-
Georgian grammar has many
distinctive and
extremely complex features, such as
split ergativity and a
polypersonal verb
agreement system.
Georgian has its...
