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Author
Nübling, Damaris
Title
Prinzipien der Irregularisierung
eine kontrastive Analyse von zehn Verben in zehn germanischen Sprachen
Place : Publ.
Tübingen: Niemeyer
Year
2000
Written in
German
Extent
X, 339 Seiten
Academic paper
Habilitationsschrift, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, 1998
ISBN
3-484-30415-4
Series
Linguistische Arbeiten; 415
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Domains / Grammaticography / Theory of grammar / Exception (theory of grammar)
Domains / History of language / Morphological change
Domains / History of language / Language change
Domains / History of language / Language change / Simplification (language change)
Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Verb inflection
Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Verb inflection / Irregular verbs
Levels / Morphology / Theory (morph.) / Markedness (morph.)
Indo-European languages / Germanic
Indo-European languages / Germanic / German / Middle German dialects / Luxembourgish
Indo-European languages / Germanic / German / Upper German dialects / Alemannic
Indo-European languages / Germanic / English
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Frisian
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Dutch
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Scandinavian languages
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Scandinavian languages / Faroese
Indo-European languages / Germanic / Scandinavian languages / Icelandic
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Irregularity (theory of grammar) ; Unregelmässigkeit (Grammatiktheorie) ; Exception (theory of grammar) ; Sprachwandel (morph.) ; Language change (morph.) ; Morphological change ; Language change ; Simplification (language change) ; Conjugation; Verb inflection ; Unregelmässige Verben; Irregular verbs ; Natürliche Morphologie; Natural morphology; Morphology, natural; Markedness (morph.) ; Germanic ; Lëtzeburgesch; Luxemburgisch (deutscher Dialekt) ; Luxembourgish ; Alemannic ; English ; Frisian ; Holländisch; Dutch ; Scandinavian languages ; Faroese ; Icelandic
