- A
deadjectival verb is a type of verb
derived from an adjective. In English, the verb may be
created by
adding a
suffix to the adjective:
intense (A)+...
- suffixes—prefixes are only seen in the form of reduplication, when used for
deadjectival nominalization.
Tommo So
contains five
verbal derivational suffixes,...
- derv(enn). Its Proto-Indo-European root was *dóru ("tree"),
possibly a
deadjectival noun of *deru-, *drew- ("hard, firm, strong, solid"). Its
phonetic value...
-
spring and its
surrounding area are
named after this
colour (Zelenci is a
deadjectival plural noun from
Slovene zelen 'green'.) The
Upper Sava
Valley is the...
- stem: 𒉋𒁉 gibil-bi "newly". This, too, is
interpreted by
Jagersma as a
deadjectival noun with a
possessive ****ic in the
directive case: {gibil.∅.bi-e},...
-
existing noun, verb or
adjective (so-called denominal,
deverbal and
deadjectival verbs). For example, a
significant subclass of
class I weak
verbs are...
-
where X is an
adjective or a past
participle of a verb.
Examples of
deadjectival class IV
verbs in
Gothic are ga-blindnan "to
become blind" (blinds "blind")...
-
something or
believe something to be big, close, etc. (Denominal or
deadjectival) staC1C2aC3 (North) istaC1C2aC3 (South) -staC1C2eC3 استعمل istaʕmal...
-
formed from nouns,
verbs or
adjectives (so-called denominal,
deverbal and
deadjectival verbs). A few
underived verbs that were
originally strong j-present verbs...
- or from
nouns (denominal
verbs or
denominative verbs) or
adjectives (
deadjectival verbs). (In practice, the term
denominative verb is
often used to incorporate...
