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Grammaticalization (also
known as
grammatization or
grammaticization) is a
linguistic process in
which words change from
representing objects or actions...
- the 13th century, the
third person pronoun in Pali (so) had
become grammaticized into the
Burmese grammatical particle so (သော),
which is
still used...
- Verb
Stems (David
Eddington &
Jordan Lachler), linguistics.byu.edu
Grammaticization of
Tense in Navajo: The
Evolution of nt'éé (Chee, Ashworth, Buescher...
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forms of sign
languages become more
customary and are
subsequently grammaticized. As a form
becomes more conventional, it
becomes disseminated in a methodical...
- reality).
Deontic modality in
Tagalog is
realized through words which are
grammaticized by Paul
Schachter and Fe T.
Otanes as "pseudo-verbs". An
example of...
- 162–165, 211. ISBN 978-3-11-099966-2. Cormier,
Kearsy Annette (2002).
Grammaticization of
Indexic Signs: How
American Sign
Language Expresses Numerosity (PhD...
- time
controversy is the
academic debate about how the Hopi
language grammaticizes the
concept of time, and
about whether the
differences between the ways...
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intact from Tupinambá. A
select number of
modern affixes arose via
grammaticization of what used to be
lexical items. For example,
Moore (2014) provides...
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auxiliary verbs (i.e., they were
independent words)
which have
become grammaticized in
modern ****anese as
inflectional suffixes, such as the past tense...
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grammatical categories: The
grammaticization of subjects", in Traugott, Elizabeth; Heine,
Bernd (eds.),
Approaches to
Grammaticization, Amsterdam: John Benjamins...
