Add to ORKGthis paper, I present the results of a detailed investigation of constructions which encode complex (sub)events in Hindi and English in the domains of motion, change of state, creation, and communication. The two languages differ in the range of verbs which can appear with Goal/Result phrases in syntactic frames such SUBJECT-(OBJECT)- OBLIQUE and SUBJECT-OBJECT. English allows a range of verbs to occur in these syntactic frames whereas Hindi is extremely restricted: (1) a. The boy went/ran/hobbled under the bridg
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International audienceVerbo-nominal complex predicates, the bulk of the Hindi predicate lexicon, a h...
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This paper discusses ergative case assignment in Hindi and its interac-tion with aspectual verb comp...
This article explores a grammatical structure - differential object marking (DOM) - that is particu...
This study analyzes the complex predicates in Bangla (Bengali); serial verb constructions (SVCs) and...
A central task of natural language processing is to find a way of answering the question Who did wha...
Many languages have general or “light” verbs used by speakers to describe a wide range of situations...
This paper surveys complex predicates of motion in Urdu/Hindi (Hook 1974, Hautli-Janisz 2013), a spa...
The various types of verbo nominal complex predicates in Hindi/Urdu can ba classified according to 1...
English, and a variety of Germanic languages, allow constructions such as the bottle floated into th...
Wordnets, which are repositories of lexical semantic knowledge containing semantically linked synset...
International audienceVerbo-nominal complex predicates, the bulk of the Hindi predicate lexicon, a h...
A number of different semantic and pragmatic factors govern the usage of compound verbs in Hindi/Urd...
In this paper, we present a practical framework for the syntactic transfer of compoundcomplex sente...
This paper presents a descriptive exploration of three distinct types of complex predicates in Marat...
Until fairly recently, word order variation was assigned to factors such as, \u27taste\u27, \u27idio...
The PRO coindexation of converbs and participles in South Asian Languages along with Subject Identi...
This paper discusses ergative case assignment in Hindi and its interac-tion with aspectual verb comp...
This article explores a grammatical structure - differential object marking (DOM) - that is particu...
This study analyzes the complex predicates in Bangla (Bengali); serial verb constructions (SVCs) and...