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deverbal

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de·ver·bal
n.
See deverbative.
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as specific), since in Hungarian similar structures are found with other kinds of deverbal nominal forms, although only in compounds (see later).
Unmarked object in the Uralic languages. A diachronic typological ... by Havas, Ferenc / Linguistica Uralica
with a verb expressing the act of speaking and the productive template characteristic of derivation, the emergence of the adessive indirectal can be explained by deverbal derivation from speaking verbs.
Indirectal in literary Estonian by Sepper, Maria-Maren / Trames
Introduction Deverbal word-formation consists in deriving nouns and adjectives from stems of verbs.
Chronological homogeneity in Middle English deverbal word-formation: ... by Bilinsky, Michael / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
 
 
 
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