An existential clause asserts the existence or non-existence of something. It typically uses 'there is' or 'there are' and is…
Examines the linguistic phenomenon of first-person deixis, focusing on how 'I' and 'me' establish unique, subjective perspectives within discourse and…
Exclamative sentences express strong emotion or surprise. They often end with an exclamation mark and can be formed by adding…
An exclamation is a forceful utterance expressing strong emotion like surprise, joy, or anger. It often uses specific punctuation and…
An evoked entity is a concept, idea, or object that is brought to mind or made present through association, memory,…
Evidentiality refers to the grammatical marking of the source of information. It indicates how a speaker knows what they are…
A euphemism is a mild or indirect word or expression substituted for one considered too harsh or blunt. It softens…
The essive case denotes a state of being or role. It answers 'as what?' or 'in what capacity?'. It's common…
The ergative case marks the subject of a transitive verb, distinguishing it from the subject of an intransitive verb and…
An equative clause asserts the identity or equality between two noun phrases, often using verbs like 'to be' or comparative…