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Grammatical properties
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Classification of adpositions
31 related topics
Overlaps with other categories
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Semantic functions
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Overview
- Linguistics
- Class of words Part of speech
- Semantic roles Thematic relations
- Noun phrase
- Complement Complement (grammar)
- Object Object (grammar)
- English English language
- Turkic languages
- Finnish Finnish language
- Phrase
- Adpositional phrase
- Grammatical modifier
- Complement Complement (linguistics)
Terminology
Grammatical properties
- Determiner phrase
- Gerund
- Specifier Specifier (linguistics)
- Modifiers Modifier (grammar)
- Articles Article (grammar)
- Adjectives Adjective
- Grammatical Grammar
- Semantic
- World Atlas of Language Structures
- Adjunct Adjunct (grammar)
- Predicative expression
- Copula Copula (linguistics)
- Different forms of complement Adposition
- Nominalised Nominalization
- Grammatical case
- Objective case
- Koine Greek
- Prepositional case
- Pronouns Pronoun
- Prepositional pronoun
- Genitive case
- Syntactic
- Morphological Morphology (linguistics)
- Non-inflecting Uninflected word
- Inflected prepositions Inflected preposition
- Monomorphemic Morpheme
- Closed class
Classification of adpositions
- German German grammar
- French French grammar
- Welsh Welsh morphology
- Polish Polish grammar
- Russian Russian grammar
- Khmer Khmer grammar
- Tigrinya Tigrinya grammar
- Preposition stranding
- Turkish Turkish grammar
- Chinese Chinese language
- Locative noun phrase Chinese grammar
- Swedish Swedish language
- Vedic Sanskrit
- Typological Linguistic typology
- Head directionality
- Head Head (linguistics)
- Branching Branching (linguistics)
- Verbs that follow their objects Subject–object–verb
- Verbs that precede their objects Subject–verb–object
- Latin Latin grammar
- Pashto Pashto language
- Kurdish Kurdish language
- Northern Kurdish
- Dutch Dutch language
- Chinese Standard Chinese
- French French language
- German German language
- Tigrinya Tigrinya language
- Timbisha language
- Summa cum laude
Stranding
Simple versus complex
Proper versus improper
- Italian Italian grammar
- Ancient Greek Ancient Greek language
- Prefix
- Verb
Different forms of complement
- Nominal clauses Nominal clause
- Non-finite verb
- Infinitive
- Infinitive in English Uses of English verb forms
- Particle Particle (grammar)
- Word class
- Adjective phrase
- Syntactic category
- Small clause
- Elided Elliptical construction
Semantic functions
- Semantic Semantics
- Polysemous Polysemy
- Metaphorical Metaphor
- Language learning
- American English
- British English
- Phrasal verbs Phrasal verb
- Russian Russian language
- Spanish Spanish language
- Possession Possession (linguistics)
- Genitive
- Possessive
- Passive Passive voice
- Dative
- Indirect object
- Accusative
- Telic Telicity
Inflected adpositions
- Celtic languages
- Welsh Welsh language
- Irish Irish language
- Polish Polish language
- Semitic languages
- Hebrew
- Arabic Arabic language
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic
- Amharic
- Iranic languages
- Persian Persian language
- Iberian Romance languages
- Portuguese Portuguese language
- Asturian Asturian language
- Bororo Bororo language
Overlaps with other categories
- Adverbs Adverb
- Transitively Transitive verb
- Particles Grammatical particle
- Prepositional adverbs Prepositional adverb
- Dutch Dutch grammar
- Separable prefixes Separable prefix
- Subordinating conjunctions Subordinating conjunction
- Clause Clause (grammar)
- Chinese varieties Varieties of Chinese
- Serial verb construction
- Coverbs Coverb
- Noun
- Instrumental case
- Possessive suffix English possessive
- Coordinating conjunction
- Finnish Finnish grammar
- Hungarian Hungarian grammar
- Inessive
- Superessive
- Vowel harmony
Bibliography
- ISBN ISBN (identifier)
- The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language
- Huddleston, Rodney Rodney Huddleston
- Pullum, Geoffrey K. Geoffrey K. Pullum
- Cambridge University Press
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Top relations
related to Bibliography · 77
Adposition → Accessed, Adpositions, Alan, Ambipositions, Approaches, Areal Effects, Auxiliaries, Brett, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Carl-von-Ossietzky-Universitat Oldenburg, Civil Tone, Complex Prepositions, Donald, Dordrecht, English Grammar, English Language, English Studies, Gap, Genesis
related to Simple versus complex · 15
Adposition → Complex, English, Examples, For, German, Grund, Gunsten, Hilfe, Lasten, Many, Simple, Stelle, The, This, Ungunsten
related to Adverbs and particles · 9
Adposition → Dutch, Examples, German, Many English, Some, Such, The, There, This
related to Semantic functions · 9
Adposition → Adpositions, American English, Because, British English, In, Most, The, This, Usage
related to Case affixes · 8
Adposition → Adpositions, English, For, German, In, Russian, Some, Sometimes
related to Grammatical properties · 7
Adposition → An, In English, It, Language Structures, PP, The, The World Atlas
related to Inflected adpositions · 7
Adposition → Celtic, In, Indo-European, Irish, Polish, Some, Welsh
related to Classification of adpositions · 5
Adposition → As, English, European, Examples, While
related to Different forms of complement · 5
Adposition → As, French, Let's, This, We
related to Conjunctions · 2
Adposition → It, Some
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Important terminology
complement prepositions english preposition phrase adpositions case languages example noun word used may words grammatical form prepositional postpositions meaning latin
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adposition | is a | circumposition | 0.90 | text |
| in | instance of | words | 0.80 | text |
| under | instance of | words | 0.80 | text |
| of precede their objects | instance of | words | 0.80 | text |
| such as | instance of | words | 0.80 | text |
| articles | instance of | together with its specifier and modifiers | 0.80 | text |
| adjectives | instance of | together with its specifier and modifiers | 0.80 | text |
| etc | instance of | together with its specifier and modifiers | 0.80 | text |
| word for word | instance of | The term interposition has been used for adpositions in structures | 0.80 | text |
| French coup sur coup | instance of | The term interposition has been used for adpositions in structures | 0.80 | text |
| Swedish | instance of | as well as North Germanic languages | 0.80 | text |
| Vata | instance of | Congo languages | 0.80 | text |
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Nodes174
Edges173
Triples167
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011494
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