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Non‐Deverbal Adjectives

D. Gary Miller

Year: 2006 Oxford University Press eBooks Pages: 127-180   Publisher: Oxford University Press

Abstract

Abstract This chapter details adjectives that are not derived from verbs. These include various composite relational adjectives and their historical extension from a suffix that became a genitive, variants conditioned by dissimilation and derived by metanalysis, adjectives of appurtenance, characteristic, material, proclivity, plenitude, provision, and source, Germanic agentives, and substantivized neuter locationals.

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Genitive case Suffix Linguistics Possessive Mathematics Philosophy Natural language processing Computer science Noun

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Linguistics and language evolution
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