Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Word Order Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Keyword Index
Categories:
- CASE
- LANGUAGE CHANGE
- LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- LANGUAGE TYPE
- LANGUAGES
- LINGUISTIC CONCEPTS
- LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
- LINGUISTIC ITEMS
- METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- MORPHOLOGY
- PARTS OF SPEECH
- SEMANTIC CONCEPTS
- SYNTACTIC PHRASES
- SYNTAX
- WORD ORDER
- WORD ORDER CHANGE
- CONTENT WORDS
CASE
- case [ablative]
- case [ablative] [Greek influence] [Latin]
- case [ablative] [Latin]
- case [ablative] [of comparison]
- case [ablative] [of comparison] [Latin]
- case [ablative] [of separation] [Latin]
- case [ablative] [stylistic use] [Latin]
- case [absolutive]
- case [accusative]
- case [accusative] [Latin]
- case [allative]
- case [comparative construction]
- case [comparative construction] [Indo-European]
- case [comparative construction] [Proto-Indo-European]
- case [dative]
- case [dative] [close relation to ablative]
- case [dative] [close relation to ablative] [Latin]
- case [dative] [Latin]
- case [dative] [of comparison]
- case [dative] [of comparison] [German]
- case [ergative]
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive] [Latin]
- case [genitive] [word order patterns]
- case [genitive] [word order patterns] [Latin]
- case [grammatical]
- case [instrumental]
- case [instrumental] [comparative construction] [Germanic]
- case [instrumental] [Germanic]
- case [instrumental] [Indo-European]
- case [locative]
- case [nominative]
- case syncretism
- case system
- case system [and adposition]
- case system [Latin]
- case system [loss of]
- case system [loss of] [and word order change]
- case [vocative]
- case [weakening of semantic value]
- case [with preposition]
- case [without preposition]
CONTENT WORDS
- ablaut
- accent de mot
- accent expiratoire
- accent [final]
- accent fort
- accent [Germanic]
- accent [initial]
- Bible [influence on syntax]
- Bible translation
- Bible translation [Greek]
- direct discourse
- hyperbaton
- indirect discourse
- inscriptions [Early Latin]
- isomorphism
- language acquisition
- language processing
- Neo-grammarians
- oxytonic stress
- poetry [Latin]
- prosodics
- prosodics [Old French]
- register
- rhythm
- Rig Veda
- Runic inscriptions
- schwa
- schwa [loss of]
- suppletion
- umlaut [Germanic languages]
- vowel harmony [OV languages]
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- adposition [introduction of]
- adposition [introduction of] [Indo-European]
- adposition [introduction of] [Indo-European languages]
- adposition [origin of] [Indo-European]
- analogy
- analytic to synthetic [Latin/Romance]
- aorist [fusion with perfect] [Indo-European]
- branching [change from left- to right-]
- branching [change from left- to right-] [general evolutionary trend]
- case syncretism [of ablative and instrumental]
- case syncretism [of ablative and instrumental] [Latin]
- case system [loss of]
- case system [loss of] [and word order change]
- case system [loss of] [emergeance of fixed word order]
- case system [loss of] [Indo-European languages]
- change of accent
- change of accent [and word order change]
- change of accent [French]
- change of accent [Scandinavian languages]
- clause [subordination] [relative clause] [change to postnominal]
- clause [subordination] [relative clause] [origin of]
- clause [subordination] [relative clause] [origin of] [interrogative construction]
- cliticization [development of] [Middle French]
- cliticization [of pronoun] [development of]
- cliticization [of pronoun] [development of] [Old French]
- comparative construction [ablative of comparison] [loss of] [Latin]
- comparative construction [change of]
- comparative construction [change of] [Latin]
- comparative construction [genitive of comparison] [Greek influence] [Latin]
- correlative [change to relative] [Indo-European]
- cyclical change
- declensional syncretism [2nd and 4th] [Latin]
- declensional syncretism [1st and 5th] [Latin]
- direction of change
- direction of change [SOV to SVO]
- drift
- ergative language [to nominative language]
- future [periphrastic] [emergeance of] [Latin/Romance]
- future [synthetic] [loss of] [Latin]
- gerund [development of] [Latin]
- gerundive [development of] [Latin]
- grammaticalization
- hypotaxis [origin of]
- infinitive [innovation in Indo-European]
- language change
- language change [and language contact]
- language change [causes of]
- language change [chronology of]
- language change [chronology of] [Latin]
- language change [chronology of] [word order] [Latin]
- language change [demonstrative to relative pronoun]
- language change [deponent to active verb]
- language change [evolutionary patterns]
- language change [functional pressure]
- language change [internal motivation]
- language change [OV to VO]
- language change [OV to VO] [Latin/Romance]
- language change [OV to VO] [Latin/Romance] [chronology]
- language change [stylistic factors]
- language contact
- linguistic borriwing [syntactic]
- linguistic borrowing
- linguistic borrowing [cause of shift in type]
- linguistic borrowing [from substrate language]
- linguistic borrowing [word order patterns]
- linguistic fragmentation [Romance languages]
- linguistic innovation
- linguistic innovation [syntactic]
- linguistic residue
- linguistic residue [formulaic expressions] [Latin]
- linguistic residue [postposition] [Latin]
- linguistic residue [syntactic]
- linguistic residue [syntactic] [comparative construction]
- linguistic residue [word order] [Latin]
- linguistic residue [word order patterns]
- linguistic residue [word order patterns] [French]
- linguistic residue [word order patterns] [German]
- loss of genitive [Latin to Romance]
- morphology [loss of]
- negation
- negation [development of]
- negation [development of] [English]
- negation [development of] [French]
- negation [development of] [German]
- negation [origin of negation particle]
- negation [origin of negation particle] [French]
- OV to VO
- OV to VO [chronology of shift]
- OV to VO [Indo-European]
- OV to VO [western Indo-European languages]
- phonetic erosion
- phonological change
- postposition [change to preposition]
- postposition [change to preposition] [Indo-European]
- postposition [change to preposition] [Latin]
- postposition [emergence of] [German]
- reanalysis
- reduction of inflectional endings
- reduction of inflectional endings [German]
- SOV to VSO to SVO
- stylistic factors [change to syntactic rules]
- stylistic factors [effect on language change]
- subordination [emergeance of]
- subordination [emergeance of] [Indo-European]
- syntactic change
- syntactic change [cause of]
- syntactic change [gradualness of]
- syntactic residues
- syntactic residues [comparative construction]
- syntax [nominal replaced by verbal]
- synthetic to analytic
- synthetic to analytic [genitive]
- synthetic to analytic [Latin/Romance]
- synthetic to analytic [Romance languages]
- typological change
- verbal system [aspect- to tense-based]
- verbal system [Indo-European] [evolution of]
- word order change
- word order change [explanation of]
- word order change [Latin/Romance]
- word order change [western Indo-European languages]
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- genetic relationship [between languages]
- language reconstruction [Pre-German]
- language reconstruction [Pre-Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Austro-Asiatic]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Finno-Ugric]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Germanic]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [absence of relative pronoun]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [case]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [comparative construction]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [comparative construction] [nominal]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [comparative construction] [verbal]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [place of verb]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European] [relative clause]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Romance]
- language reconstruction [syntax]
- language reconstruction [syntax] [Proto-Germanic]
- language reconstruction [syntax] [Proto-Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [word order] [Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [word order] [Proto-Indo-European]
- Proto-Indo-European
- protolanguage
LANGUAGE TYPE
- agglutinative language
- ergative language
- inflectional language
- isolating language
- language consistency
- language inconsistency
- OSV language
- OV language
- OV language [agglutinative structure]
- OV language [consistency]
- OV language [structural parallels]
- OVS language
- postpositional language
- prepositional language
- SOV language
- SOV language [and preferance for suffixes]
- SOV language [as OV language]
- SOV language [correlation with postpositions]
- SOV language [lacking case system]
- SVO language
- SVO language [and preferance for prefixes]
- SVO language [as more natural type]
- SVO language [as VO language]
- SVO language [correlation with preposition]
- SVO language [correlation with prepositions]
- SVO language [with case system]
- SVX language
- TVX language
- typological consistency
- typological inconsistency
- typological inconsistency [explanation of]
- V2 language
- V2 language [German]
- VO language
- VO language [consistency]
- VO language [structural parallels]
- VOS language
- VSO language
- VSO language [as VO language]
- VSO language [correlation with prepositions]
- VSO language [parallels with SVO languages]
LANGUAGES
- African languages
- Akkadian
- Albanian
- Altaic languages
- Amharic
- Anatolian languages
- Arabic
- Armenian
- Australian languages
- Avestic
- Baltic
- Baltic languages
- Bantu
- Bantu languages
- Basque
- Basque [word order patterns]
- Berber
- Breton
- Bulgarian
- Burmese
- Burushaski
- Catalan
- Caucasian languages
- Celtic
- Celtic languages
- Chinese
- creoles
- creoles [French]
- Dravidian languages
- Dutch
- Dutch [as SOV language]
- Dutch [as SVO language]
- English
- English [Middle]
- English [Modern]
- English [Old]
- Estonian
- Finnish
- Finno-Ugric languages
- French
- Frisian
- Gallo-Romance
- Gaulish
- German
- German [as SOV language]
- German [as SVO language]
- German [Modern]
- German [New High]
- German [Old High]
- Germanic languages
- Germanic languages [Early]
- Gothic
- Greek
- Greek [Classical]
- Greek [Homeric]
- Greek [Modern]
- Greek [Mycenaean]
- Guarani
- Hausa
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Hittite
- Hittite [word order]
- Hungarian
- Indic languages
- Indic [Old]
- Indo-Aryan languages
- Indo-European languages
- Indo-European languages [Early]
- Indo-European languages [Western]
- Indo-Iranian
- Iranian
- Irish
- Italian
- Italian [dialects]
- Italic languages
- Japanese
- Kobon
- Korean
- Latin
- Latin [Classical]
- Latin [documents] [characterization of]
- Latin [Early]
- Latin [Early Christian]
- Latin [Late]
- Latin [Medieval]
- Latin [registers of]
- Latin [various stages of]
- Latin [Vulgar]
- Latin [written vs. spoken]
- Lithuanian
- Luvian
- Malagasy
- Maltese
- Maori
- Middle French
- Munda
- Mycenaean
- New High German
- Niger-Congo languages
- Nordic
- Norwegian
- Occitan
- Old English
- Old French
- Old French [prosody of]
- Old Icelandic
- Old Indic
- Old Irish
- Old Latin
- Old Saxon
- Old Slavic
- Oscan
- Pali
- Persian
- Persian [Modern]
- Persian [Old]
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Proto-Germanic
- Proto-Indo-European
- Quechua
- Romance languages
- Rumanian
- Russian
- Sanskrit
- Sanskrit [Classical]
- Sanskrit [Vedic]
- Scandanavian languages
- Semitic languages
- Serbo-Croatian
- Sinhalese
- Slavic
- Slavic languages
- Spanish
- Squamish
- Sumerian
- Sursilvan
- Swahili
- Swedish
- Tagalog
- Tamil
- Tamil [Sanketi]
- Thai
- Tocharian
- Turkic languages
- Turkish
- Umbrian
- Uralic languages
- Walbiri
- Welsh
LINGUISTIC CONCEPTS
- animacy [vs. inanimacy]
- brace construction
- brace construction [Dutch]
- branching
- comment
- comment [vs. topic]
- head
- head [definition of]
- head [vs. modifier]
- imperfect
- inanimacy [vs. animacy]
- interrogation
- interrogation [indirect]
- language universals
- language universals [implicational]
- language universals [word order linked with morpheme order]
- modifier
- modifier [vs. head]
- operand
- operator
- operator [vs. operand]
- perfect
- Rheme [vs. Theme]
- specified element
- specifying element
- Theme [vs. Rheme]
- topic
- topic [vs. comment]
- typological consistency
- universal grammar
- universals [implicational]
LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
- absolute construction
- absolute construction [ablative absolute]
- absolute construction [ablative absolute] [Latin]
- absolute construction [word order pattern] [Latin]
- accusativus cum infinitivo
- causative construction
- comparative construction
- comparative construction [with ablative]
- comparative construction [with genitive]
- correlative construction
- correlative construction [Latin]
- correlative construction [word order] [Latin]
- dative of possession
- gapping
- gapping [correlation with basic word order]
- gerund [ablative of] [Latin]
- gerund [governed by genitive] [Latin]
- gerundive
- gerundive [Latin]
- impersonal verb constructions
- interrogation
- negation
- negation [embracing negation]
- negation [emphatic negation] [and word order]
- negation [French]
- negation [Latin]
- negation [Proto-Indo-European]
- negation [types of]
- participial construction
- participial construction [Latin]
- periphrastic construction
- periphrastic construction [passive] [Romance languages]
- verba dicendi
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
- ab [ablative of separation] [Latin]
- ad [use with accusative case] [Latin]
- aller + infinitive [French]
- avoir [auxiliary] [French]
- bonus [preposed] [Latin]
- car [conjunction] [French]
- causa [Latin]
- cum [subordinating conjunction] [Latin]
- de [use with ablative case] [Latin]
- -e [adverbial suffix] [Latin]
- es [expletive] [German]
- esse [auxiliary] [Latin]
- esse [copula] [Latin]
- esse [position of] [Latin]
- et [Old French]
- -ga [topic marker] [Japanese]
- gratia [Latin]
- habere [auxiliary] [+infinitive] [Latin]
- habere [auxiliary] [+infinitive] [Romance]
- habere [auxiliary] [Vulgar Latin]
- hic [demonstrative pronoun] [Latin]
- ille [demonstrative pronoun] [Latin]
- ipse [identitive pronoun] [Latin]
- is [anaphoric pronoun] [Latin]
- -issime [superlative adverbial suffix] [Latin]
- iste [demonstrative pronoun] [Latin]
- -iter [adverbial suffix] [Latin]
- -ius [comparative suffix] [Latin]
- -ka [interrogative particle] [Japanese]
- *kwe [enclitic] [Indo-European]
- lors [Old French]
- mihi est [possession] [Classical Latin]
- na [comparative particle] [juxtaposition] [Classical Sanskrit]
- -nd- [marker of verbal adjective] [gerundive] [Classical Latin]
- -nd- [marker of verbal noun] [gerund] [Classical Latin]
- -ndus [future participle] [Latin]
- nonne [interrogative] [Latin]
- num [interrogative] [Latin]
- -o [direct object marker] [Japanese]
- pas [French]
- pas [French] [origin of]
- pas [negative reinforcer] [Old French]
- per- [aspectual prefix] [Latin]
- plus [comparative particle] [Latin]
- plus [comparative particle] [Vulgar Latin]
- quam [comparative particle] [Latin]
- quam [comparative particle] [Latin] [origin of]
- quam [correlative element] [Latin]
- quam [Latin] [particle]
- -que [Latin] [particle]
- qui [relative pronoun] [Latin]
- quis [interrogative pronoun] [Latin]
- quod [subordinating conjunction] [Latin]
- si [Old French]
- tam ... quam ... [Latin]
- -tero- [comparative suffix] [Indo-European]
- *-tero- [comparative suffix] [Proto-Indo-European]
- than [comparative particle] [English]
- -tum [verbal noun] [Latin]
- ut [subordinating conjunction] [Latin]
- utor [deponent] [Classical Latin]
- -ve [Latin] [particle]
- wegen [postposition] [German]
- *yes [comparative suffix] [Proto-Indo-European]
- *yo- [relative pronoun] [Indo-European]
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- Afterthought Hypothesis
- Case Grammar [Charles Hocket]
- cohort model of auditiory word recognition
- comparative linguistics
- diachronic linguistics
- functional grammar
- Head Ordering Principle
- head [vs. modifier]
- head [vs. modifier] [binary relation]
- historical linguistics
- hypothesis of phonetic erosion
- language typology
- naturalness condition [Vennemann]
- neurolinguistics
- Preferred Processing Order
- Principle of Eurhythm
- Principle of Natural Serialization
- principles of historical change
- psycholinguistics
- relative chronology
- structuralism
- syntactic dependency [definition of]
- theories of language comprehension
- Topic Accessibility Principle
- topicalization
- Transformational Grammar
- Transformational Grammar [and word order analysis]
- typology
- typology [mixed]
- typology [word order]
- Wackernagel's Law
- word order universals
MORPHOLOGY
- affix
- affix [agglutinative]
- affix [bears syntactic information]
- affix [case]
- affix [causative]
- affix [derived from independent word]
- affix [negation]
- affix [object] [direct]
- affixation [types of]
- analytic morphology [vs. synthetic]
- augment
- case endings [avoidance of syntactic ambiguity]
- case endings [nominative]
- clitic
- enclisis
- infix
- infix [communicative disadvantage]
- infix [infrequency of]
- inflection
- inflection [and language type]
- inflection [and word order]
- inflection [syntactic role]
- morphology [adjectival] [Latin]
- morphology [loss of]
- prefix
- prefixation
- prefixation [in OV language]
- proclisis
- stem-affix ordering
- suffix
- suffix [comparative]
- suffix [derivational]
- suffix [preferred over prefix] [cross-linguistic phenomenon]
- suffix [preferred over prefix] [psycholinguistic reasons]
- suffix [subordination]
- suffixation
- synthetic morphology [vs. analytic]
PARTS OF SPEECH
- adjective
- adjective [comparative form] [inflected]
- adjective [descriptive]
- adjective [deverbal]
- adjective [distinctive]
- adjective [placement of] [semantic difference]
- adjective [postposed]
- adjective [postposed] [French]
- adjective [postposed] [Latin]
- adjective [postposed] [Romance languages]
- adjective [preposed]
- adjective [preposed] [French]
- adjective [preposed] [Latin]
- adjective [preposed] [marked] [Latin]
- adjective [preposed] [Romance languages]
- adjective [verbal]
- adposition
- adposition [mobility of]
- adverb
- adverb [Latin]
- adverb [no semantic value]
- affix [nominalizing]
- article
- article [definite]
- auxiliary
- auxiliary [cliticization of]
- auxiliary [emergence of] [Latin]
- auxiliary [position of]
- auxiliary [position of] [Dutch]
- auxiliary [with perfective participle]
- auxiliary [with perfective participle] [Latin]
- auxiliary [with perfective participle] [Old French]
- conjunction
- copula
- demonstrative
- determiner
- negation
- negation [place of]
- negation [place of] [OV languages]
- negation [place of] [VO languages]
- numerals [and word order]
- participle [future]
- participle [passive]
- participle [past]
- participle [perfect]
- participle [perfect] [Latin]
- participle [present]
- participle [present] [Latin]
- participle [present] [Romance languages]
- participle [with esse] [Latin]
- particle
- particle [adverbial use] [German]
- particle [comparative]
- particle [comparative] [origin of]
- particle [comparative] [origin of] [Germanic]
- particle [enclitic]
- particle [forerunner of adposition]
- particle [forerunner of adposition] [Indo-European]
- particle [interrogative]
- particle [interrogative] [place of]
- particle [interrogative] [place of] [OV languages]
- particle [interrogative] [place of] [VO languages]
- particle [mobility of] [German]
- particle [negative]
- particle [object]
- particle [relative]
- particle [relative] [position of]
- particle [relative] [position of] [SOV languages]
- particle [relative] [position of] [SVO languages]
- particle [relative] [position of] [VSO languages]
- particle [verbal]
- postposition
- postposition [emergence of]
- postposition [emergence of] [German]
- postposition [emergence of] [New High German]
- postposition [German]
- postposition [Indo-European]
- postposition [introduction of] [explanation]
- postposition [Latin]
- postposition [nominal origin] [Latin]
- preposition
- preposition [emergence of]
- preposition [English]
- preposition [German]
- preposition [introduction of]
- preposition [use with ablative] [Latin]
- preposition [use with accusative] [Latin]
- preposition [use with genitive] [Latin]
- preposition [use with gerund] [Latin]
- pronoun
- pronoun [atonic]
- pronoun [demonstrative]
- pronoun [interrogative]
- pronoun [personal]
- pronoun [possessive]
- pronoun [relative]
- pronoun [relative] [absence in Proto-Indo-European]
- pronoun [relative] [Latin]
- pronoun [relative] [position of]
- pronoun [subject]
- pronoun [subject] [cliticization of]
- pronoun [tonic]
- quantifier
- verb
- verb [deponent]
- verb [impersonal]
- verb [intransitive]
- verb [intransitive] [status in Bantu]
- verb [intransitive] [status in English]
- verb [supine]
- verb [transitive]
- verb [transitive] [status in Bantu]
- verb [transitive] [status in English]
- verb [verb-final structure]
- verb [verb-final structure] [Dutch]
- verb [verb-final structure] [German]
- verb [verb-final structure] [Latin]
SEMANTIC CONCEPTS
- agent
- animacy [vs. inanimacy]
- aspect
- aspect [imperfective]
- aspect [perfective]
- gender
- gender [and declension] [Latin]
- government
- interlacing
- mood
- negation
- negation [place of]
- negation [place of] [OV languages]
- negation [place of] [VO languages]
- number
- person
- possession
- tense
- voice
- voice [active]
- voice [passive]
SYNTACTIC PHRASES
- adjective [adjacency to noun] [Latin]
- adjective [AN][unmarked][Latin]
- adjective [AN vs. NA]
- adjective [NA] [marked] [Latin]
- adverb [adjacency to verb] [Latin]
- archaic syntactic patterns
- clause [embedded]
- clause [main]
- clause [main] [coordinated] [Latin]
- clause [main] [postposed] [Latin]
- clause [relative]
- clause [relative] [center-embedding]
- clause [relative] [Latin]
- clause [relative] [OV languages]
- clause [relative] [percetual factors in change]
- clause [relative] [position of]
- clause [relative] [postposed]
- clause [relative] [preposed]
- clause [relative] [restricted]
- clause [relative] [VO languages]
- clause [relative] [word order]
- clause [subordinate]
- clause [subordinate] [exceptions to verb-final]
- clause [subordinate] [exceptions to verb-final] [Dutch]
- clause [subordinate] [postposed]
- clause [subordinate] [types of]
- comparative construction
- comparative construction [adposition comparative] [with preposition or postposition]
- comparative construction [case change to particle]
- comparative construction [case change to particle] [Latin]
- comparative construction [case comparative]
- comparative construction [case comparative] [Latin]
- comparative construction [case comparative] [various Indo-European languages]
- comparative construction [case comparative] [vs. particle comparative]
- comparative construction [case construction]
- comparative construction [comparative form]
- comparative construction [comparative form] [inflected]
- comparative construction [development of]
- comparative construction [development of] [Germanic]
- comparative construction [in SOV languages]
- comparative construction [in SVO languages]
- comparative construction [in VSO languages]
- comparative construction [including adposition]
- comparative construction [including particle]
- comparative construction [including particle] [word order patterns]
- comparative construction [Indo-European]
- comparative construction [Indo-European] [variety of forms]
- comparative construction [inequality]
- comparative construction [juxtaposition comparative]
- comparative construction [Latin]
- comparative construction [Latin] [ablative case]
- comparative construction [Latin] [and case loss]
- comparative construction [nominal]
- comparative construction [order of elements]
- comparative construction [OV languages]
- comparative construction [paratactical]
- comparative construction [particle comparative]
- comparative construction [particle comparative] [Latin]
- comparative construction [particle comparative] [various Indo-European languages]
- comparative construction [particle construction]
- comparative construction [particle construction] [Germanic]
- comparative construction [position of adjective]
- comparative construction [position of pivot]
- comparative construction [position of standard]
- comparative construction [position of standard] [OV languages]
- comparative construction [position of standard] [VO languages]
- comparative construction [Proto-Indo-European]
- comparative construction [Proto-Indo-European] [and case loss]
- comparative construction [quam construction] [Latin]
- comparative construction [SOV languages]
- comparative construction [SVO languages]
- comparative construction [types of]
- comparative construction [types of] [Latin]
- comparative construction [verbal]
- comparative construction [VO languages]
- comparative construction [with comparative suffix]
- comparative construction [with degree marking]
- comparative construction [word order]
- comparative construction [word order patterns]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [embedded clauses]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [Germanic]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [Germanic] [Early Germanic dialects]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [Indo-European]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [non-Indo-European languages]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [OV languages]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [Sanskrit]
- comparative construction [word order patterns] [VO languages]
- comparative construction [word order] [Romance languages]
- embedded clauses
- genitive [GN vs. NG]
- noun phrase
- noun phrase [GN to NG] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN] [German]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN] [Romance languages]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [AN vs. NA]
- noun phrase [including adjective and genitive]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [French]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA] [German]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA] [Romance languages]
- noun phrase [including adjective] [NA vs. AN] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including genitive]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [Early Latin]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [GN]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [Italic]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [Latin]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [NG]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [OV languages]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [periphrastic genitive]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [VO languages]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [word order]
- noun phrase [including genitive] [word order] [development of]
- noun phrase [Latin]
- prepositional phrase
- prepositional phrase [OV language]
- prepositional phrase [place of] [Latin]
- prepositional phrase [place of] [Old French]
- prepositional phrase [VO language]
- prepositional phrase [word order] [German]
- verb phrase
- verb phrase [including direct object] [word order]
- verb phrase [including direct object] [word order] [development of]
- verb phrase [verb-initial clause]
SYNTAX
- adjective [AN vs. NA]
- adjective [preposed] [marked] [Latin]
- adjunct
- analytic structures
- asyndesis
- borrowing [and syntax]
- boundedness
- branching
- branching [left-]
- branching [right-]
- clefting
- comparative construction [syntactic relationship between elements]
- comparison [of equality]
- comparison [of inequality]
- complement
- complementizer
- conjunction
- constituent structure
- deponent
- desententialization
- desententialization [of subordinate clause]
- discontinuous constituents
- disjunction [of pronouns]
- disjunction [of pronouns] [French]
- dislocation [left]
- dislocation [left] [French]
- dislocation [right]
- ellipsis
- embedding
- empty slot
- expletive
- extraction
- gapping
- gapping [backward]
- gapping [leftward]
- gapping [OV patterns]
- gapping [rightward]
- gapping [VO patterns]
- genitive [GN vs. NG]
- genitive [postposed] [marked] [Latin]
- government construction
- government construction [word order patterns]
- hypotaxis
- infinitive
- interrogative construction
- interrogative construction [indirect]
- inversion [subject-verb] [French]
- marker [of subordination]
- object [direct]
- object [direct] [null]
- object [direct] [position of]
- object [indirect]
- object [preposed]
- operator-operand relation
- parataxis
- particle movement
- periphrasis
- phrase modifier
- preverb
- pronominalization
- recursivity
- relationship syntax pragmatics
- relationship syntax semantics
- serial verb construction
- serialization
- serialization [complex serialization]
- subject
- subject inversion
- subject inversion [explanation of]
- subject inversion [explanation of] [Latin]
- subject inversion [Latin]
- subject [null]
- subject [null] [and word order]
- subject [overt]
- subject [place of]
- subject [place of] [Latin]
- subject [place of] [Old French]
- subject [pronominal]
- subordinate clause
- subordinate clause [acquisition of]
- subordinate clause [and perceptual strategies]
- subordinate clause [in SOV languages]
- subordinate clause [in SVO languages]
- subordination
- subordination [emergeance of]
- subordination [French]
- subordination [German]
- supine
- syndesis
- syntactic phenomena [explanation of]
- syntax [evolution of]
- syntax [nominal replaced by verbal] [Latin]
- syntax [Old French]
- topic
- topic [stressed]
- topicalization
- topicalization [of subject]
- topicalization [vs. V2]
- TVX [Old French]
- verb [clause final] [Dutch]
- verb [clause final] [explanation of] [German]
- verb [clause final] [German]
- verb [importance for sentence]
- word order [comparative construction]
WORD ORDER
- adjacency
- clause [relative] [preposed] [Hittite]
- clause [relative] [SVO] [development of] [Indo-European languages]
- main clause [postposed]
- OV
- OV [as discourse strategy]
- OV [as discourse strategy] [Latin]
- OV [Latin]
- OV [Latin] [Late]
- OV/VO variation
- OVS
- SOV
- SOV characteristics [development of]
- SOV [Latin]
- SOV [subordinate clause]
- SOV [word order patterns]
- subject inversion
- subject inversion [Latin]
- subordinate clause [postposed]
- SV
- SV/VS
- SVO
- SVO [and marked OV sequence]
- SVO [and marked OV sequence] [Dutch]
- SVO [and marked OV sequence] [German]
- SVO [frequence of]
- SVO [main clause]
- SVO [Romance]
- SVO [word order patterns]
- SXV [Latin]
- TVX [Old French]
- V2
- V1
- V2
- V1
- V2
- V2 characteristics
- V2 [importance of prosody]
- V2 [loss of] [French]
- verb [importance for word order patterns]
- verb [in clause-final position]
- verb [in clause-final position] [German]
- verb [in clause-final position] [Latin]
- verb [in clause-final position] [Old French]
- verb [in clause-final position] [subordinate clause]
- verb [in clause-final position] [subordinate clause] [German]
- verb [in clause-final position] [subordinate clause] [Latin]
- verb [in clause-initial position]
- verb [in clause-initial position] [Latin]
- verb [in clause-initial position] [marked] [Latin]
- verb [in clause-initial position] [Old French]
- verb [in medial position]
- verb [in medial position] [Latin]
- VO
- VO [Latin]
- VO [Latin] [Late]
- VO [Latin] [Vulgar]
- VSO
- word order
- word order [acquisition pattern]
- word order [adpositions]
- word order change
- word order change [chronology]
- word order [comparative construction]
- word order [correlation with OV sequence]
- word order [emphatic use]
- word order [emphatic use] [Latin]
- word order [fixed]
- word order [fixed] [Latin]
- word order [free]
- word order [free] [Latin]
- word order [free] [Latin] [main clause]
- word order [iconicity]
- word order [infinitive + auxiliary] [Latin]
- word order [infinitive + habere] [Latin]
- word order [infinitive + habere] [Romance]
- word order [Latin]
- word order [Latin] [Biblical]
- word order [Latin] [Caesar]
- word order [Latin] [Cicero]
- word order [Latin] [Classical]
- word order [Latin] [Late]
- word order [Latin] [Medieval]
- word order [Latin] [Vulgar]
- word order [marked]
- word order [marked] [motivation of] [Umbrian]
- word order [marked] [Umbrian]
- word order [modifier and head]
- word order patterns
- word order patterns [and morphology]
- word order patterns [and perceptual strategies]
- word order patterns [archaic]
- word order patterns [Basque]
- word order patterns [consistency in]
- word order patterns [correlation]
- word order patterns [inconsistency in]
- word order patterns [Latin]
- word order patterns [marked]
- word order patterns [marked] [Latin]
- word order patterns [syntactic correlations]
- word order patterns [underlying regularity]
- word order patterns [variation of]
- word order patterns [variation of] [motivation of]
- word order [principles of]
- word order [prosodics of]
- word order [Proto-Indo-European]
- word order [relation with case system]
- word order [Romance languages]
- word order [stylistic variation]
- word order [subordinate clause]
- word order [subordinate clause] [Latin]
- word order typology
- word order [unmarked]
- word order [unmarked] [Latin]
- word order variation
- word order variation [German]
- word order variation [main vs. subordinate clause]
- word order variation [main vs. subordinate clause] [Latin]
- word order [variation of]
- word order [verb-final] [German]
- XSV
- XSV [types of V] [Middle French]
- XSV [types of V] [Old French]
- XSV [types of X]
WORD ORDER CHANGE
- grammaticalization [as cause of 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]
- OV to VO [western Indo-European languages]
- postposition [change to preposition]
- postposition [change to preposition] [Latin]
- prosodics [and word order change]
- prosodics [and word order change] [French]
- prosodics [and word order change [Scandinavian languages]
- SOV to SVO
- SOV to SVO [alleged] [Mandarin Chinese]
- SOV to SVO [Indo-European]
- SVO characteristics [development of]
- SVO characteristics [Germanic languages]
- SVO characteristics [Indo-European languages]
- SVO characteristics [spread of] [Romance languages]
- SVO to SOV
- V2 [loss of] [French]
- V2 [Old French]
- verb [in medial position] [emergence of]
- verb [in medial position] [emergence of] [Latin]
- verb [in medial position] [emergence of] [Latin] [explanation of]
- verb [in medial position] [spread of]
- verb [in medial position] [spread of] [Latin]
- verb [in medial position] [spread of] [Latin] [explanation of]
- verb [verb-final position]
- VO [fixation of] [Indo-European]
- VO to OV
- VO to OV [New High German]
- VSO [as intermediate stage]
- VSO to SOV
- VSO to SVO
- word order change
- word order change [and afterthought patterns]
- word order change [and case loss]
- word order change [and case loss] [Latin]
- word order change [and phonetic erosion]
- word order change [cause]
- word order change [cause] [phonological motivation]
- word order change [cause] [syntactic motivation]
- word order change [chronology of]
- word order change [chronology of] [Italic]
- word order change [explanation of]
- word order change [in general]
- word order change [Italic]
- word order change [Latin]
- word order change [perceptual difficulties]
- word order change [Romance languages]
- word order change [SXV to TVX to SVX]
- word order change [timing of]
- word order change [timing of] [Latin/Romance]
- word order change [typological approach]
- word order [fixation of]
- word order patterns
- word order patterns [archaic]
- word order patterns [residues]
- word order patterns [residues] [French]
- word order patterns [residues] [German]