A DYNAMIC NETWORK MODEL OF PARTS OF SPEECH

Kholmurodova Dilnoza Kholmurod kizi

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7860252

Kholmurodova Dilnoza Kholmurod kizi

Abstract. This article defines combining research from cognitive linguistics with research from typology, discusses that the major parts of speech are best analyzed in the framework of a network model in which particular lexical items are linked to particular word class schemas

Keywords: word class network, word class schema, noun, verb, adjective, filler-slot relation, grammaticalization, language universals, past tense debate, minor word classes

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