* |
grammatically unacceptable |
- |
morpheme boundary |
. |
indicates more than one grammatical category per single morpheme |
1 |
first person |
2 |
second person |
3 |
third person |
A |
agglutinative |
ABS |
absolutive case |
ACC |
accusative case |
ADJ |
adjective |
ADV |
adverbial ending |
C |
concatenative |
CCG |
Combinatory Categorial Grammar |
CM |
Construction Morphology |
CxG |
Construction Grammar |
COP |
copula |
DET |
determiner |
DM |
Distributed Morphology |
D-structure |
deep structure |
ERG |
ergative case |
F |
fusional |
FUT |
future tense |
GB |
Government and Binding |
GEN |
genitive case |
GPSG |
Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar |
HPSG |
Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar |
I |
isolating (traditional morphological type) |
ILL |
illative case |
IMPF |
imperfect (i.e. past tense, imperfective aspect) |
IS |
isolating (phonological fusion) |
LFG |
Lexical Functional Grammar |
LI |
Lexical Integrity |
LOC |
locative case |
LV |
light verb |
MASC |
masculine gender |
MP |
Minimalist Program |
NEG |
negation |
NEUT |
neuter gender |
NMZ |
nominalizer |
NOM |
nominative case |
NP |
noun phrase |
OBJ |
object |
P&P |
Principles and Parameters |
PA |
Parallel Architecture |
PAST |
past tense |
PL |
plural number |
PRES |
present tense |
PREVERB |
preverb |
REV |
reversative |
RM |
Relational Morphology |
SBCG |
Sign-Based Construction Grammar |
SG |
singular number |
SMH |
Split Morphology Hypothesis |
S-structure |
surface structure |
SUB |
subject |
SUFF |
suffix |
VP |
verb phrase |
VZR |
verbalizer |
YP |
a phrasal category headed by some constituent Y |