The habitual aspect in linguistics refers to verbs expressing actions or states that occur regularly, habitually, or are generally true.…
A semantic role describing the intended outcome or target state of an action or event. It answers 'what is being…
A generic-specific lexical relation links a general term to a more specific one. This hierarchical structure is fundamental in understanding…
Generalized implicature refers to meanings that are often, but not always, conveyed by an utterance. It's a key concept in…
The Experiential Perfect Aspect focuses on the subjective, internal experience of an event or action. It emphasizes the completion and…
The Experiencer is a semantic role in linguistics, identifying the entity that has a feeling, perception, or cognitive state. It's…
Exophora refers to linguistic expressions whose meaning relies on context outside the immediate text. It's crucial for understanding references to…
An exocentric construction is a phrase where the head is not expressed within the phrase itself. The meaning is derived…
An existential marker is a linguistic element that signals the existence or presence of something. It helps establish what is…
Evidentiality refers to the grammatical marking of the source of information. It indicates how a speaker knows what they are…