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- Pluractionality abstract "Pluractionality, or verbal number, is a grammatical device that indicates that the action or participants of a verb are plural. This differs from frequentative or iterative aspects in that the latter have no implication for the number of participants of the verb.Often a pluractional transitive verb indicates that the object is plural, whereas in a pluractional intransitive verb the subject is plural. This is sometimes taken as an element of ergativity in the language. However, the essence of pluractionality is that the action of the verb is plural, whether because several people perform the action, it is performed on several objects, or it is performed several times. The exact interpretation may depend on the semantics of the verb as well as the context in which it is used. The lack of verbal number does not generally mean that the action and participants are singular, but rather that there is no particularly notable plurality; thus it may be better described as paucal vs. multiple rather than singular vs. plural.Although English does not have verbal number as a grammatical device, many English verbs such as stampede and massacre are used when one of the participants involves a large number.".
- Pluractionality wikiPageID "20003459".
- Pluractionality wikiPageRevisionID "561973591".
- Pluractionality hasPhotoCollection Pluractionality.
- Pluractionality subject Category:Linguistic_morphology.
- Pluractionality subject Category:Syntax.
- Pluractionality comment "Pluractionality, or verbal number, is a grammatical device that indicates that the action or participants of a verb are plural. This differs from frequentative or iterative aspects in that the latter have no implication for the number of participants of the verb.Often a pluractional transitive verb indicates that the object is plural, whereas in a pluractional intransitive verb the subject is plural. This is sometimes taken as an element of ergativity in the language.".
- Pluractionality label "Pluractionaliteit".
- Pluractionality label "Pluractionality".
- Pluractionality label "Pluriactionnalité".
- Pluractionality label "動詞複動性".
- Pluractionality sameAs Pluriactionnalité.
- Pluractionality sameAs Pluractionaliteit.
- Pluractionality sameAs m.04y930v.
- Pluractionality sameAs Q3001077.
- Pluractionality sameAs Q3001077.
- Pluractionality wasDerivedFrom Pluractionality?oldid=561973591.
- Pluractionality isPrimaryTopicOf Pluractionality.