Syntactic Valency is the syntactic property of a predicate that determines the number and type of arguments it requires within a clause, distinguishing it from semantic or morphological valency by focusing exclusively on syntactic structure and dependency relations.
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Valency and case in computational linguistics
Harold Somers · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1987 · 183 citations
Valency classes in the world's languages
Bernard Comrie, Andrej Malchukov · 2015 · 163 citations
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