| Lemma | syntactic category |
|---|---|
| Categoria grammaticale | N |
| Lingua | inglese |
| Sigla | Williams (2004) |
| Titolo | ON THE NOTIONS "LEXICALLY RELATED" AND "HEAD OF A WORD" |
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| Citazioni | A paradigm is an organization of related forms. But the organization is independent of any particular item or set of items that participate in the paradigm. To have a paradigm, a language must have two distinct "inventories": First, it must have a set of "syntactic features", such as [±tense], [1/2/3 person], [±plural]. These features define a matrix of "syntactic categories". |