- In linguistics,
nominalization or
nominalisation, also
known as nouning, is the use of a word that is not a noun (e.g., a verb, an
adjective or an adverb)...
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directional adverb, respectively. Otherwise,
demonstratives must
undergo nominalisation through the
addition of the
prefix te- (see 3.4.1) as they
cannot occur...
- Verb
Adjective Nominalisation by -na
Nominalisation by -zia' kal kạlna süal sùalna süal sùalzìa vùa vûakna...
- harmony;
notice that all the
vowel sounds are
front vowels.
Several nominalisation strategies are used
depending on the
temporal properties of the relativised...
- Kyrgyz, Uzbeks,
Bashkirs and the Mongolians. The name
comes from a
nominalisation of the word "to roll"/"to wrap",
referring to how the food is made....
- erişte and “kesme” in
modern standard Turkish. The word
itself is a
nominalisation of the verb to cut or to slice,
referring to the
slicing of the dough...
- was a
storm all night.'
Jingulu has
derivational affixes of the type
nominalisation and adverbialisation.
Jingulu has
three nominalising affixes: -ajka...
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Uyghur is a
Turkic language spoken mostly in the west of China. LIM:limitative case LMT:limitative case DV:direction
voice PRN:pronominaliser SIM:similitude...
- Old High
German triuwida, Old
Norse tryggð. Like troth, it is a -th
nominalisation of the
adjective true (Old
English tréowe). The
English word true is...
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clauses in Yolmo.
Nominalisation is the
process by
which words undergo a
change that
allows them to act as nouns.
While nominalisation is
common process...
