SILGLOBALGlossary of
Linguistic Terms

Bibliographic reference

Pei and Gaynor 1954

Full reference

Pei, Mario A., and Frank Gaynor. 1954.A dictionary of linguistics. New York: Philosophical Library.

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Abessive Case Ablative Case Absolute Adjective Active Voice Adverbial Clause Allative Case Anaphora Antecedent Antonomasia Apposition Article Bound Morpheme Case Causative Case Cessative Aspect Collective Noun Comitative Case Common Noun Compound Predicate Conjunction Conjunctive Adverb Correlative Conjunction Declarative Mood Definite Identifiability Delative Case Distributive Aspect Distributive Numeral Dummy Word Elative Case Elliptical Construction Enclitic Endocentric Construction Equative Case Ergative Case Exclusive First Person Deixis Exocentric Construction Familiarity Finite Verb Free Translation Genitive Case Head Idiom Imperfective Aspect Impersonal Verb Inchoative Aspect Inclusive First Person Deixis Indefiniteness Indirect Object Infinitive Jussive Mood Lative Case Litotes Main Clause Marker Middle Voice Multiplicative Numeral Negation Nominative Case Noun Adjunct Numeral Obviative Person Deixis Optative Mood Particle Partitive Case Partitive Numeral Passive Voice Past Perfect Tense Past Tense Perfect Perfective Aspect Permissive Mood Phrase Possessive Noun Precative Mood Predicate Predicate Adjective Predicate Noun Proclitic Productive Affix Prohibitive Mood Prolative Case Proper Noun Proximate Person Deixis Realis Modality Reduplication Reference Referent Relative Clause Restrictive Relative Clause Root Sentence Singulative Subject Subjunctive Mood Superessive Case Trial Number Unproductive Affix Utterance Verbal Adjective Verbal Noun Vocative Case Voice Volitive Modality

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