Infinitival Morphology
Infinitival Morphology is a morphological category in Old Norse linguistics that comprises the formal structure and inflectional properties distinguishing the infinitive verb form, characterized by its non-finite syntactic function and characteristic suffixation, typically marked by the ending -an or -inn, within the verbal paradigm.
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Object asymmetries in comparative Bantu syntax
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University of Amsterdam
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Triangle : Action, Discours, Pensée politique et économique
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