Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Language Systems Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Schmidt, Karl Horst. 1973. Transitiv und Intransitiv. Akten der IV. Fachtagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft. Wiesbaden: Reichert. 108-124.
CASE
- case [absolutive]
- case [active]
- case [agent]
- case [agent] [Caucasian languages]
- case [dative]
- case [ergative]
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive] [partitive]
- case [instrumental]
- case [nominative]
- case [oblique]
- case system
CONTENT WORDS
- ablaut
- Caucasian substratum
- contraction [agent-case transitive]
- contraction [ergative morpheme]
- contraction [nominative morpheme]
- durative-iterative
- inchoative
- inessive
- iterative-intensive
- reflexive
- reflexive construction
- root [zero-grade]
- stem [verbal]
- stem [verbal] [Indo-European]
- universals
- verb form [invariable]
- world languages
GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY
- aorist
- aorist [intransitive]
- aorist [merger with preterit]
- aorist [transitive]
- aspect
- causative
- causative formation [types of]
- causative [Old Iranian]
- causative [role in transitivity]
- diathesis
- gender
- gender [neuter]
- perfect
- perfect [Armenian]
- perfect [change in function]
- perfect [Indo-European]
- perfect [resultative]
- perfect [stative]
- preterit
- tense [present]
- tense [present] [south Caucasian]
- voice [medio-passive]
- voice [passive]
- voice [passive] [agentless]
- voice [passive] [role in intransitivization]
- voice [passive] [two-tiered]
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- accusative [replaced by genitive] [Indo-European]
- change [ergative-nominative to nominative-accusative]
- change [ergative to nominative]
- change [in transitivity]
- differentiation [diathetic]
- differentiation [non-syntagmatic] [transitive/intransitive]
- differentiation [of agent and goal]
- ergative [change to nominative] [southern Caucasian] [present tense]
- historically late constructions
- intransitivization
- language evolution
- nominative construction [change to ergative] [Indo-European]
- transitivity [change from intransitivity]
- transitivity [change to intransitivity]
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
LANGUAGE TYPE
- ergative languages
- ergative [Pre-Indo-European]
- ergative [unitary]
- language type
- nominative languages
- nominative languages [Indo-European]
LANGUAGES
- Armenian
- Caucasian languages
- Celtic
- Celtic [insular]
- Georgian
- Germanic
- Greek
- Hittite
- Indo-Aryan
- Iranian
- Latin
- Mingrelian [ergative to nominative] [aorist]
- Old Norse
- Ossetic
- Slavic
- Tocharian
LEXICON
- affective verbs
- centrifugal process [verbs denoting]
- centripetal process [verbs denoting]
- human [vs. non-human]
- indefinite
- stative verbs
LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
- affective construction [comparison of]
- ergative construction
- ergative construction [expansion of]
- ergative construction [semantically similar to intransitive]
- intransitive construction [vs. transitive construction]
- intransitive-nominative construction
- nominative construction
- participial construction
- transitive-active construction
- transitive construction
- transitive construction [three-tiered]
- transitive construction [vs. intransitive construction]
- transitive-ergative construction
- transitive-nominative construction
- verba intransitiva
- verba sentiendi
- verba sentiendi [no unitary type in IE]
- verba transitiva
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
- aki [Hittite]
- hear [non-progressive stative]
- ich habe Durst [German]
- mich duerstet [German]
- moneo [Latin]
- perire [Latin]
- see [non-progressive stative]
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- historical-comparative method
- research [combination of types]
- research [types of]
- typological method
- typological parallels
MORPHOLOGICAL ITEMS
- -eie/o- [causative morpheme] [Indo-European]
- i [theme vowel] [medio-passive function]
- -nu- [Hittite] [causative]
- o- stem [accusative of] [Indo-European]
- -s [ergative] [transference from transitive to intransitive subject]
- -s [masculine-feminine nominative]
- -sk(e)- [West Tocharian] [causative]
- -ucanem [causative] [Armenian]
MORPHOLOGY
- active endings
- ergative endings [extension to subject of intransitive]
- full-grade
- grade [reduced]
- inflection [class]
- inflection [medio-passive]
- inflection [medio-passive] [with objects]
- inflection [nominative-ergative]
- inflection [personal]
- marker [agent]
- marker [person]
- nominative morpheme [expansion of]
- prefix [personal]
- theme vowel
- zero allomorph
PARTS OF SPEECH
- participle
- verb [impersonal] [pseudo-transitive]
- verb [intransitive] [replacement by transitive verb]
- verb [intransitive] [subject of]
- verb [of experience]
- verb [pseudo-transitive]
- verb [semantics of]
- verb [transitive]
- verb [transitive] [intransitive use]
- verb [transitive] [relationship to passive]
- verb [transitive] [replacement by intransitive]
- verb [transitive vs. intransitive]
SEMANTICS
- action
- action [focus of]
- action [vs. state]
- agent
- agent [ergative case]
- agent [loss of]
- agent [nominative case]
- agent [oblique case]
- agent [of transitive verb]
- Aktionsart
- experiencer
- goal
- goal [accusative]
- goal [case of]
- goal [dative]
- goal [merger with subject of intransitive]
- goal [nominative]
- semantic class [of object]
- semantic opposition [human/non-human]
- semantics
- state
- state [vs. action]
SYNTAX
- accusative [absence of]
- accusative [of affixed object]
- action [object of]
- constituent structure
- deep structure
- ellipsis [of direct object]
- intransitivity
- intransitivity [shared by state and action]
- object [direct]
- object [loss of]
- predicate
- predicator [one-referent]
- predicator [two-referent]
- pseudo-transitive [non-passivization]
- quasi-ergative
- subject
- subject [grammatical]
- subject [intransitive verb]
- transitive-intransitive opposition
- transitivity
- transitivity [universal]
- transitivity [verb roots]
- VP