Linguistik - Syntax
Hier lernen Sie einige englische Wörter im Zusammenhang mit der Syntax wie „Funktionswort“, „Interrogativ“ und „Neutrum“.
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a sequence or chain of linguistic units, such as words or morphemes, that are linked together to form a larger structure
Kette
the relationship between words or constituents in a sentence that determines their roles and functions within the sentence
grammatikalische Beziehung
a type of word that serves a grammatical or structural role in a sentence rather than carrying lexical meaning
Funktionswort
a word, phrase, or clause that is mentioned prior to a pronoun or anaphoric expression and to which the pronoun or anaphor refers
Antizipierung
a concept within the field of syntax and semantics in linguistics that refers to the grammatical and semantic relationships between pronouns, reflexives, and their antecedents within a sentence or discourse
Bindung
a syntactic relationship between two clauses where the subject of one clause determines the interpretation or reference of an element in the other clause
Kontrolle
a linguistic relationship where two or more linguistic expressions within a discourse refer to the same entity in the world
Koreferenz
a syntactic phenomenon in English where the auxiliary verb "do" is used to form questions, negatives, and emphatic statements in certain contexts
do-Unterstützung
a syntactic phenomenon in which a verb assigns accusative case to a noun phrase that is syntactically an object but semantically related to a higher clause
außergewöhnliche Fallmarkierung
a syntactic process in which a constituent is moved from its canonical position to a non-canonical position in a sentence for the purpose of improving readability or emphasizing certain elements
Extraposition
a syntactic phenomenon where non-finite verbs or verb phrases are omitted in coordinated clauses, with only the shared elements being expressed, resulting in a shortened or elliptical sentence structure
Gapping
a linguistic phenomenon where multiple verbs are consecutively combined in a single clause without explicit marking or coordination, resulting in a complex verb phrase
Verbstapeln
an empty or unpronounced position within a sentence or phrase, typically representing a missing word or element that is implied or understood from the context
Lücke
a sentence structure where a verb is missing, but the meaning can still be understood based on the context, creating a sense of omission or gap in the sentence
Pseudolücke
a syntactic process in which a verb or predicate raises its subject to a higher syntactic position, often resulting in a mismatch between the surface structure and the underlying syntactic structure
Erhebung
a syntactic phenomenon where multiple constituents to the right of a shared verb are "raised" or elided, except for the rightmost one, creating a parallel structure
Rechtsknotenhebung
the movement or reordering of constituents within a sentence, often for reasons of emphasis, focus, or stylistic variation
Verschiebung
(in syntax) a process of omitting some words or phrases of a clause which are repetitive and could be understood from the context
Streichung
the linguistic process of placing a specific word or phrase at the beginning of a sentence to highlight and give emphasis to the topic being discussed
Thematizierung
a syntactic phenomenon in which the object of a verb appears to move to the subject position in a sentence, often resulting in a complex and challenging grammatical structure
schwierige Bewegung
a grammatical aspect that indicates the beginning or initiation of an action or state
inchoativer Aspekt
(grammar) the use of a word or phrase that refers to or has the same meaning as a later word
Kataphora
(in the grammar of some languages) a group of nouns, pronouns, or adjectives changing in the same way to indicate case, number, and gender
Deklination
the property of a verb or an event that indicates whether it is viewed as having a definite endpoint or culmination, distinguishing between activities and accomplishments or achievements
Telizität
a word, sentence, etc. that is explanatory and the meaning of the sentence is complete without it being inserted, usually coming between curved brackets, commas or dashes
Klammer
(grammar) a function word that is used to form a question
Interrogativ
(grammar) the use of two adjacent noun phrases having the same referent that have the same syntactical role in a sentence
Apposition
a grammatical process where two or more words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance are joined together using conjunctions like "and" or "or" to express a relationship between them
Koordination
(grammar) the form of a word that indicates whether one, two, or more things or people are being referred to
Nummer
(grammar) a class of words indicating whether they are feminine, masculine, or neuter
Geschlecht
(grammar) each of the three classes of pronouns that refers to who is speaking, who is being spoken to, or others that are not present during the conversation
Person
(grammar) a set of linguistic structures that refer to the speaker or writer of the discourse
erste Person
a grammatical structure or form of a word that refers to more than one
Pluralform
(grammar) a gender of words that are neither masculine nor feminine
Neutrum
(grammar) any of the grammatical classes that words are categorized into, based on their usage in a sentence
Wortart
a category of words that has a limited number of members and does not readily accept new additions, including pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions, and certain adverbs
geschlossenes Klassenwort
a category of words that can expand and accept new members, including nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
Offene Wortart
(grammar) the situation where words in a phrase have the same gender, person, or number
Übereinstimmung
a linguistic category that indicates the relationship of a noun or pronoun to other words in a sentence, typically reflecting its role as a subject, object, or modifier
grammatischer Fall
a word or phrase that connects a subordinate clause to a main clause, indicating a relationship of dependence or subordination between the two clauses
subordinierende Konjunktion
(grammar) a word such as and, because, but, and or that connects phrases, sentences, or words
Konjunktion
a word or phrase that connects two or more elements of equal grammatical importance, such as words, phrases, or clauses, within a sentence
nebenordnende Konjunktion
a pair of conjunctions that work together to connect two or more elements of equal importance in a sentence, such as "both...and," "either...or," and "neither...nor"
korrelative Konjunktion
the grammatical rule that a verb must agree in number and person with its subject, meaning that a singular subject takes a singular verb and a plural subject takes a plural verb
Subjekt-Verb-Übereinstimmung
the placement of an element, typically a word or phrase, between other elements in a sentence, disrupting the typical linear order of constituents
Interposition
a word used to introduce a question or a relative clause, typically including words like "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," and "how"
Fragewort
a linguistic category that serves a grammatical or structural function in a sentence
funktionale Kategorie
a word that joins two parts of a sentence, like the main clause and a subordinate clause, indicating how they relate to each other
Komplementierer
a word or phrase that is used to emphasize or strengthen the meaning of another word or phrase in a sentence
Intensivierer
a linguistic phenomenon that involves expressing a single grammatical meaning using multiple words or a phrase instead of a single word
Periphrase
(grammar) a phrase or word used suddenly to express a particular emotion
Interjektion
a grammatical element that provides additional information or adds extra meaning to a sentence, but is not essential to its basic structure or meaning
Zusatz
an adverbial element that provides additional information or commentary on the main clause or sentence, expressing the speaker's attitude, viewpoint, or evaluation
Disjunktiv
a word or phrase that provides additional information or description about a noun, clarifying its characteristics, qualities, or attributes within a sentence
Nominalmodifikator
(grammar) a pair of words in the same grammatical category that are joined by a conjunction, usually 'and' or 'or', with a fixed order
Binom
(grammar) a group of verb forms that indicate if the action or state is conceived as a statement, question, command or in another way
Modus
(grammar) a form of the verb that indicates the time or duration of the action or state of the verb
Zeitform
(grammar) a word or phrase used to describe an action, state, or experience
Verb
a word that is used to name a person, thing, event, state, etc.
Substantiv
(grammar) a word that can replace a noun or noun phrase, such as she, it, they, etc.
Pronomen
(grammar) a word coming before a noun or noun phrase to specify its denotation
Artikelwort
a word that gives more information about a verb, adjective, or another adverb
Adverb
a word or a morpheme that combines with a noun phrase or a pronoun to express its syntactic relationship to other parts of a sentence
Adposition
a grammatical error or deviation from accepted language norms that occurs in speech or writing
Solecismus
a type of language in which pronouns can be omitted or dropped from sentences without causing ambiguity or loss of grammaticality
Pro-Drop-Sprache
a language in which sentence structure is influenced by the topic of discourse, emphasizing information rather than grammatical subjects or verbs
themenprominente Sprache
(grammar) a word or phrase that refers to a preceding word or phrase
Anapher