Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Word Order Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Konneker, Beverly Hill 1975. Word Order Change in Italic. Papers from the Eleventh Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society. Ed. R. E. Grossman, L. James San, and Timothy J. Vance. Chicago: The Linguistic Society. 366-370.
CASE
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive] [word order patterns]
- case [genitive] [word order patterns] [Latin]
- case system [loss of]
- case system [loss of] [and word order change]
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- case system [loss of]
- case system [loss of] [and word order change]
- clause [subordination] [relative clause] [change to postnominal]
- clause [subordination] [relative clause] [origin of]
- direction of change
- direction of change [SOV to SVO]
- language change
- language change [causes of]
- language change [OV to VO]
- language change [OV to VO] [Latin/Romance]
- language change [OV to VO] [Latin/Romance] [chronology]
- OV to VO
- OV to VO [chronology of shift]
- OV to VO [Indo-European]
- phonetic erosion
- phonological change
- syntactic change
- syntactic change [cause of]
- word order change
- word order change [explanation of]
- word order change [Latin/Romance]
LANGUAGE TYPE
- language consistency
- language inconsistency
- OV language
- OV language [consistency]
- SVO language
- typological consistency
- typological inconsistency
- typological inconsistency [explanation of]
LANGUAGES
LINGUISTIC CONCEPTS
- comment
- comment [vs. topic]
- language universals
- language universals [implicational]
- topic
- topic [vs. comment]
- typological consistency
- universals [implicational]
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- historical linguistics
- hypothesis of phonetic erosion
- language typology
- typology
- typology [word order]
- word order universals
PARTS OF SPEECH
- adjective
- adjective [preposed]
- adjective [preposed] [Latin]
- adjective [preposed] [marked] [Latin]
- numerals [and word order]
- postposition
- preposition
SYNTACTIC PHRASES
- clause [relative]
- clause [relative] [Latin]
- clause [relative] [OV languages]
- clause [relative] [position of]
- clause [relative] [postposed]
- clause [relative] [preposed]
- clause [relative] [VO languages]
- noun phrase [including adjective]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN vs. NA]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including genitive]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [Early Latin]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [GN]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [Italic]
WORD ORDER
- clause [relative] [SVO] [development of] [Indo-European languages]
- SOV [Latin]
- SOV [word order patterns]
- SVO [word order patterns]
- word order
- word order change
- word order [Latin]
- word order [marked]
- word order [marked] [motivation of] [Umbrian]
- word order [marked] [Umbrian]
- word order patterns
- word order patterns [Latin]
- word order patterns [marked]
- word order patterns [marked] [Latin]
- word order [Proto-Indo-European]
- word order [relation with case system]
WORD ORDER CHANGE
- OV to VO
- OV to VO [chronology of change]
- OV to VO [Indo-European]
- OV to VO [Latin]
- OV to VO [Latin/Romance]
- OV to VO [Latin/Romance] [order of change]
- postposition [change to preposition]
- postposition [change to preposition] [Latin]
- SOV to SVO
- SOV to SVO [Indo-European]
- word order change
- word order change [and case loss]
- word order change [and phonetic erosion]
- word order change [chronology of]
- word order change [chronology of] [Italic]
- word order change [Italic]
- word order change [Latin]