Many languages have morphological devices to turn a noun into an adjective. Often this morphology is genuinely derivational in that it adds a semantic predicate such as ‘havingN’ (proprietive), ‘lacking-N’ (caritive’), ‘similar-to-N’ (similitudinal) and so on. In other cases the denominal adjective expresses some vaguely defined notion of possession as in Russian Ivan-ovo (detstvo) ‘Ivan’s (chi...

This study is about Syntactic Structure of Coordination on the English Translation Surah Al-Mulk. The purposes this research are to find out types constituents form syntactic structure coordination Al-Mulk and explain distribution data formed as sentences having Method in analyzed by using descriptive qualitative method. To collect data, writer used documentation steps analyze reading, collecti...

This study aims to determine the similarities and differences in use of ~ wo tooshite/tsuujite ni watatte based on its’ grammatical meaning as time markers. However, eventhough both functioned markers, terms meaning, have subtle differences. is a qualitative descriptive with data taken from Twitter.com source. After 25 each markers collected, then analyzed structures, including word classes whi...

This phenomenon has attracted some attention from formal semanticists, who have mainly investigated the way semantics influences agreement choice by attempting to relate the preference for singular or plural to various lexical properties of the predicate (e.g. Bennett, 1974; Barker, 1992; Pollard and Sag, 1994; Schwarzschild, 1996). However, the reverse whether agreement choice influences seman...

the immense extent and richness of arabic lexical resources which bring about a great semantic extension, emerge in different ways, one of which is sobriquet. arabs used “alam” (proper noun) in three different forms, namely sobriquet, nickname and noun. in certain cases and due to rhetoric and semantic reasons, arabs used sobriquet instead of noun or nickname. gradually, this application became...

Research on Bare Noun Phrases (BNs) is focused English and have Carlson (1977) as its origin: the readings (generic or existential) of these nouns depend type predicate they occur with (Kind-, Individual- Stage-level).Most authors use Determiner Phrase, including number information, key to BNs may get. The D position contains non-checked features which, in European Portuguese (EP), are not chec...