Syntactic function padV
a particle preceding and "adverbially" modifying a verb
Here, as often, it is hard to establish how direct and evident the derivation of a grammaticalised particle has to be for it to remain deverbal. The problem is systematic: grammaticalisation is a matter of degrees, and our categorisation is discreet.
Usage
- Lexical entries:
- Found 1298 attributions
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- padV{NEG}
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- padV.(postN{SUBJ}:)post-S
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- padV.adS
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- padV.post-N
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- padV.postNPab{S}
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- padV.postN{SUBJ}
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- padV.postN{TOP}
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- padV.post-S
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- padV.postadN
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- padV.postnpro{Q}
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- padV1.adV2
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- padV1.postV2
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- padVi:post.N{SUBJ}+npro{GEN}
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- padVt.postadV
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- padV{PRED}.postN{OBJ}:adS
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- padV{PRED}.postN{SUBJ}.post-S
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- p1adV1+.p1adV2
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- padVt.postN{OBJ}
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- pad.VtoN
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- padV{PRED}.postN{SUB}