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There are many grammatical categories which may be indicated by bound forms, e.g. tense, person, number, voice, mode. It is quite impossible to predict which part of speech will distinguish any particular category.
- Nida (1949), a pag.166 The following list of categories is not complete, but it will provide some basis for understanding the range of meaning indicated by various grammatical forms. [...]
1. Possession [...]
2. Tangibility [...]
3. Identification [...]
4. Definite vs. indefinite [...]
5. Proper vs. common [...]
6. Number [...]
7. Location [...]
8. Size [...]
9. Value [...]
10. Causation [...]
11. Shape [...]
12. Animateness [...]
13. Gender [...]
14. Grammatical relationship [...]
15. Tense [...]
16. Aspect [...]
17. Voice [...]
18. Mode [...]
19. Persons [...]
20. Movement [...]
- Nida (1949), a pag.166-169
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