Possessive Inflection is an inflectional morphological process that marks a grammatical relationship of possession on a noun or pronoun, distinguishing it from other inflectional categories by encoding the substantive association of ownership, kinship, or belonging through affixation or internal modification within an inflectional paradigm.
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The syntax of English genitive constructions
Christopher Lyons · Journal of Linguistics · 1986 · 195 citations
Arabic Modifying Adjectives and DP Structures
Abdelkader Fassi Fehri · Studia Linguistica · 1999 · 154 citations
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