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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 November 2015

Andrea D. Sims
Andrea D. Sims
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Ohio State University

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Inflectional Defectiveness , pp. xx - xxii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2015

Abbreviations

1

first person

2

second person

3

third person

ABES

abessive

ACC

accusative

ACC2

second accusative

ALL

allative

ANIM

animate / animacy

AUX

auxiliary

CF

count form

COM

comitative

DAT

dative

DEF

definite

DESD

desiderative

DIR OBJ

direct object

DU

dual

F

feminine

FUT

future

GEN

genitive

GEN2

second genitive

H

entropy

HNC

Hellenic National Corpus

I

mutual information

ILL

illative

IMP

imperative

INAN

inanimate

IND

indicative

INDF

indefinite

INDR OBJ

indirect object

INF

infinitive

INS

instrumental

LKN

Lexikó tīs koinī́s neoellīnikī́s

LNEG

Lexikó tīs néas ellīnikī́s glóssas

LOC

locative

LOC2

second locative

M

masculine

N

neuter

NEG

negation

NOM

nominative

NPST

non-past

NUM

number

OED

Oxford English Dictionary

PART

partitive

PASS

passive

PF

paradigm function

PFV

perfective

PL

plural

POSS

possessive

PPP

past passive participle

PRS

present

PST

past

PURP

purposive

RECP

reciprocal

RNC

Russian National Corpus

SBJ

subject

SG

singular

VOC

vocative

β

beta parameter (strength of analogy)

σ

set of morphological-paradigm feature values

τ

set of syntactic-paradigm feature values

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