GRAMMATICAL CONTENT OF PERSON'S AGE CATEGORY

Shohista Ahtamova

doi:10.2024/5anw0y45

Authors

Shohista Ahtamova student of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/5anw0y45

Keywords:

person, inflection, morphology, linguistic geography, typology

Abstract

This article describes the category of person that has both inflectional and lexical aspects, and the distinction provides a finely graduated grammatical trait, relatively stable in both families and areas, and revealing for both typology and linguistic geography. Inflectional behavior includes reference to speech-act roles, indexation of arguments, discreteness from other categories such as number or gender, assignment and/or placement in syntax, arrangement in paradigms, and general resemblance to closed-class items.

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