32 results on '"Arkadiev, Peter"'
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2. The syntax of argument structure by Leonard H. Babby (review)
3. Case and grammatical relations: Studies in honor of Bernard Comrie (review)
4. Chapter Borrowed preverbs and the limits of contact-induced change in aspectual systems
5. MORPHOLOGY OF THE CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES: A TYPOLOGICAL OVERVIEW.
6. Syncretism
7. Borrowing non-canonical inverse between Kabardian and Abaza.
8. The perfects in Latvian and Lithuanian: A comparative study based on questionnaire and corpus data.
9. Lithuanian root list Cynthia M. Vakareliyska
10. ACTIONALITY, ASPECT, TENSE, AND COUNTERFACTUALITY IN KUBAN KABARDIAN.
11. Syntax in morphological guise: Interrogative verbal morphology in Abaza.
12. Non-canonical inverse in Circassian languages.
13. (Non)finiteness, constructions and participles in Lithuanian.
14. (Non-)agreement of passive participles in South-Eastern Lithuanian.
15. Case, Valency and Transitivity
16. The syntax of argument structure [Cambridge Studies in Linguistics, 120.] Leonard H. Babby
17. Differential nominal marking in Circassian.
18. The Lithuanian "buvo + be-present active participle" construction revisited: A corpus-based study.
19. Case and grammatical relations: Studies in honor of Bernard Comrie Greville G. Corbett Michael Noonan
20. Multiple ergatives: From allomorphy to differential agent marking.
21. On the right of being a comparative concept.
22. Linguistic typology: The Oxford handbook.
23. Towards a standard of glossing Baltic languages: The Salos Glossing Rules.
24. The Berber 'state' distinction: Dependent marking after all? A commentary on Mettouchi & Frajzyngier (2013).
25. Jan Rijkhoff & Eva van Lier (eds.), Flexible word classes. Typological studies of underspecified parts of speech. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013. xx+319pp. ISBN 978-0-19-966844-1 (hardback).
26. Towards an Areal Typology of Prefixal Perfectivization.
27. Marking of subjects and objects in Lithuanian non-finite clauses: A typological and diachronic perspective.
28. From transitivity to aspect: the causative-inchoative alternation and its extensions in Lithuanian.
29. Stems in Lithuanian verbal inflection (with remarks on derivation).
30. On the aspectual uses of the prefix be- in Lithuanian.
31. Notes on the Lithuanian restrictive.
32. Lithuanian root list.
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