- Look up
denominal verb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In grammar,
denominal verbs are
verbs derived from nouns. Many
languages have
regular morphological...
- pale, splotchy)
Origin –
denominal adjectives denoting source (e.g. ****anese, volcanic, extraterrestrial)
Material –
denominal adjectives denoting what...
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Listen to
Nikolay Atlasov’s talk
about preparing oladyi.
Common Turkic has
denominal suffix -LA, used to
create verbs from
nouns (i.e.
Uzbek tishla= 'to bite'...
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Turkic corpus. The
following have been
classified by
Gerard Clauson as
denominal noun suffixes. The
following have been
classified by
Gerard Clauson as...
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organized by a club is
known as a Hash or Run, or a Hash Run. A
common denominal verb for this
activity is Hashing, with parti****nts
calling themselves...
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becomes whether to
analyse such verb
formations as
incorporation or as
denominal derivation of verbs.
Greenlandic has a
number of
morphemes that require...
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Autocausative Auxiliary Captative Catenative Compound Co****r
Defective Denominal Deponent Ditransitive Dynamic Exceptional case-marking
Frequentative Germanic...
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derived in a
number of ways. Most commonly, a bare noun stem can take a
denominal suffix which alters its
basic meaning. Similarly, a bare verb stem can...
- linguistics, this is
called conversion; when a noun
becomes a verb, it is a
denominal verb, when a verb
becomes a noun, it is a
deverbal noun. In English, many...
- "Locality
Constraints on the
Interpretation of Roots: The Case of
Hebrew Denominal Verbs".
Natural Language and
Linguistic Theory. 21 (4): 737–778. doi:10...
