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Concept: S-argument
Definition
An S-argument is the single argument of a noncausal change-of-state verb ('die', 'fall').
Defining concepts:
argument (expression)
Derived concepts:
accusative flag
absolutive flag
syntactic function
core argument
subject
labile verb pair
nominative flag
antipassive voice alternation
anticausative voice alternation
Related features:
Can the S argument be indexed by a suffix/enclitic on the verb in the simple main clause?
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Grambank
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Can the S argument be indexed by a prefix/proclitic on the verb in the simple main clause?
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Grambank
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