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Savickienė, Ineta; Dressler, Wolfgang U.; Barcza, Virág; Bodor, Péter; |
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Acquisition of diminutives, diminutives as pioneers of derivational and inflectional development - a cross-linguistic perspective |
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Ketrez, F. Nihan; Korecky-Kröll, Katharina; Palmović, Marijan; Stephany, Ursula; Thomadaki, Evangelia |
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English |
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Typological perspectives on the acquisition of noun and verb morphology. - Antwerpen : Univ. |
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2007 |
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81-92 |
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| Domains / Methodology / Research techniques / Longitudinal study |
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| Domains / Language acquisition / Bootstrapping (language acquisition) |
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| Domains / Language acquisition / Grammatical development |
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| Domains / Language acquisition / Child language |
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| Levels / Morphology / Inflection |
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| Levels / Morphology / Comparison (morph.) / Diminutive |
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| Levels / Morphology / Word formation / Derivation |
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| Indo-European languages / Balkan Indo-European languages / Modern Greek |
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| Indo-European languages / Baltic languages / Lithuanian |
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| Indo-European languages / Germanic / German / Other varieties of German / German in Austria |
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| Indo-European languages / Slavic languages / Serbo-Croatian / Croatian |
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| Non-Indo-European languages / Ural-Altaic language / Turkic / Turkish |
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| Non-Indo-European languages / Ural-Altaic language / Uralic languages / Finno-Ugric languages / Hungarian |
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| Longitudinal study ; Parasitism (language acquisition) ; Second language acquisition (bootstrapping) ; Syntactic development; Morphological development; Morphologie (Spracherwerb) ; Syntax (Spracherwerb) ; Grammatical development ; Child language ; Inflection ; Diminutive ; Ableitung (morph.) ; Griechisch; Greek (modern) ; Modern Greek ; Lithuanian ; Österreichisch; Austria (German language in) ; Österreich (dt. Sprache in) ; Bairisch in Österreich; Bavarian in Austria; German in Austria ; Kajkavisch; Kajkavian; Croatian ; Turkish ; Hungarian |
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