Regular Verb Paradigms is a systematic framework in dialectal verb inflection that characterizes the predictable, rule-governed conjugation patterns of verbs across persons, numbers, and tenses, distinguished from irregular or suppletive forms by their morphological regularity and productive derivability.
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KU Leuven
Leuven, Belgium
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Institute of Linguistics
Beijing, China
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Stanford University
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University of Cologne
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Center for Applied Linguistics
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- The Italian Journal of Linguistics
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