ergativity
Îngilîzî[biguhêre]
[biguhêre]
ergativity
- ergatîvî
- Ergativity refers to a language system in which the subject of an intransitive construction and the direct object of a transitive construction behave in the same manner and the subject of a transitive construction behaves differently. The intransitive subject and the transitive object may, for example, have the same case marking and agreement on the verb. The transitive subject is marked differently. — (Margreet Dorleijn (1996). The decay of ergativity in Kurmanci. Tilburg: Tilburg University Press. r. 4)
- (Wergera kurmancî hewce ye) (biguhêre)
- Ergativity refers to a language system in which the subject of an intransitive construction and the direct object of a transitive construction behave in the same manner and the subject of a transitive construction behaves differently. The intransitive subject and the transitive object may, for example, have the same case marking and agreement on the verb. The transitive subject is marked differently. — (Margreet Dorleijn (1996). The decay of ergativity in Kurmanci. Tilburg: Tilburg University Press. r. 4)