Studies in Historical Linguistics and Language Change. Grammaticalization, Refunctionalization and Beyond
Garachana, Mar||Nieuwenhuijsen, Dorien
Studies in Historical Linguistics and Language Change. Grammaticalization, Refunctionalization and Beyond
English[eng]
preferentiality||n/a||Latin mediante||Old Spanish||first-person plural of haber||analogical extension||absolute clause||discursive tradition||Castilian articles||context||Spanish||definiteness||syntax variation||past participle construction||syntactic borrowing||prepositional value||reanalysis||resultatives||<||capitalization||connector||specialization||exaptation||evolutionary process||adfunctionalization||ante-antes||elision||language change||grammaticalization||frequency effects||Latinisms||grammatical calque||construction||historical linguistics||auxiliaries||folk etymology||adversativity||existential verb form habemos||temporality||refunctionalization||indefiniteness||participle clause||indefinite article + possessive + noun>
Studies in Historical Linguistics and Language Change. Grammaticalization, Refunctionalization and Beyond
English[eng]
preferentiality||n/a||Latin mediante||Old Spanish||first-person plural of haber||analogical extension||absolute clause||discursive tradition||Castilian articles||context||Spanish||definiteness||syntax variation||past participle construction||syntactic borrowing||prepositional value||reanalysis||resultatives||<||capitalization||connector||specialization||exaptation||evolutionary process||adfunctionalization||ante-antes||elision||language change||grammaticalization||frequency effects||Latinisms||grammatical calque||construction||historical linguistics||auxiliaries||folk etymology||adversativity||existential verb form habemos||temporality||refunctionalization||indefiniteness||participle clause||indefinite article + possessive + noun>