Adjective:

উদরিক,

adnominal's Usage Examples:

An adnominal adjunct is one that modifies a noun: for a list of possible types of these.

different from a reflexive pronoun because it functions as an adverbial or adnominal modifier, not as an argument of a verb.

The adnominal form of consonant-base verbs ended in -o1, but central Old Japanese ended in -u for both the adnominal and the conclusive.

(These dependents, since they modify a noun, are called adnominal.

CLITIC)] Above, DERIV = derivational suffix, NUM = number suffix, ADNOM = adnominal suffix, and CASE = case inflection.

is a two-contrast with regards to demonstratives, while pronominal and adnominal demonstratives are identical (as in English).

(2013) The adnominal genitive constructs in middle norwegian (in norwegian).

ilaru ten three and seven thirty-seven There are two ways of marking adnominal possession in Nafsan: through the use of a possessive pronoun (indirect.

the examples below: Non-specific Specific Biak has identical forms in adnominal and pronominal demonstratives, which is common in Austronesian languages.

In Kayardild, the combination of adnominal cases (ablative and genitive) in possessor-like functions, and various.

alienable, as the possessed noun exists independently of the possessor (adnominal possession).

Adnominal (appearing before nouns) and adverbial demonstratives are also extensive, with a 4-way split in adnominal demonstratives: proximal.

There are two types of adnominal modifiers, the prenominal and postnominal modifiers.

prepositional phrases can be peripheral adjuncts, prepositional predicates, or adnominal prepositional phrases.

those being the anaphoric/generic use of a classifier (elided NP), the adnominal recipient construction and recipient / beneficiary construction.

word order iamitive perfects ‘give’ causatives low differentiation of adnominal attributive constructions weakly developed grammatical voice isolating.

Because the 3sg adnominal suffix has a zero form, ŋe- can be cliticised for this construction.