-
sense of a verb into a p****ive
sense is a valence-decreasing
process ("
detransitivizing process"),
because it
syntactically turns a
transitive sense into an...
- ('to') (non-finite verb form = supine) DET D
determiner DETR
DTRNZ detransitivizer,
detransitive DETR
detrimental DFLT
default DH downhill,
seaward (cf...
- "Julius saw Brutus".
Languages with nominative–accusative
alignment can
detransitivize transitive verbs by
demoting the A
argument and
promoting the O to be...
-
certain affixes.
Valence can be
decreased by only one
affix – the
detransitivizing prefix – but can be
increased by four
different suffixes. Causational...
-
where the verb waarmbal, a
transitive verb
meaning 'send back' is
detransitivized to mean 'return'
taking only one
nominal argument with an agentive...
- in Mah Meri is
exclusively through prefixation and infixation. 1.
Detransitivizing N- 'DTR' The
prefix n- is
attached to
monosyllabic verbs and the vowel...
-
detransivitizes the
patient in the
transitive clause as
opposed to
detransitivizing the agent. Note. Data in
chart above retrieved from
Estigarribia and...
- imperative, and
participlizing suffixes also exist, as well as a "
detransitivizer" ****ic. Up to four
verbs may
occur in one
sentence in Nizaa, though...
- ACC-listen/hear.F ‘I
heard it already.’ In Mẽbêngôkre,
transitive verbs may be
detransitivized by
means of an
anticausative or an antip****ive derivation. The anticausative...
-
share a root with the
default form.
There are
three verbal prefixes: a
detransitivizing prefix, a
verbalizing prefix, and a
causative prefix. The detransitive...
