split-S
split-S noun: a grammatical system that splits the class of intransitive subjects, using a morphosyntactic alignment called active–stative alignment, or split intransitive alignment. Also the alternative form of split S.
Noun
split-S (plural split-Ses)
- A grammatical system that splits the class of intransitive subjects, using a morphosyntactic alignment called active–stative alignment, or split intransitive alignment.
Also used as
split-S is also the alternative form of split S.
Forms of split-S
| plural | split-Ses |
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Questions about split-S
- What does split-S mean?
- Split-S means a grammatical system that splits the class of intransitive subjects, using a morphosyntactic alignment called active–stative alignment, or split intransitive alignment.
- What part of speech is split-S?
- Split-S is a noun.
- What is the plural of split-S?
- The plural of split-S is split-Ses.
Words near split-S in the dictionary
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