Superlative Formation
Superlative Formation is a morphological process in Old Norse inflectional paradigms whereby a superlative degree of an adjective is systematically derived through the addition of a specific suffix, typically *-estr* or *-ast*, to the stem, distinguishing it from comparative and positive forms within the gradation system.
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Superlative quantifiers and meta-speech acts
Ariel Cohen, Manfred Krifka · Linguistics and Philosophy · 2014 · 115 citations
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