In:Nominal Compound Acquisition
Edited by Wolfgang U. Dressler, F. Nihan Ketrez and Marianne Kilani-Schoch
[Language Acquisition and Language Disorders 61] 2017
► pp. vii–viii
Abbreviations
A, ADJ
adjective
abl
ablative
acc
accusative
adess
adessive
ADS
adult directed-speech
ADV, adv
adverb
all
allative
AN, an
adjective noun
Anc.
Ancient (Greek)
ASC
Adjacency Smixut Compound
attr
attributive
car
caritive
caus
causative
CDS
child directed-speech
CHI
child
CLIT
clitic, enclitic particle
CM
compound marker
com
comitative
COMP, comp
compound
CS
child speech
dem
demonstrative
deriv
derivative element
DIM, dim
diminutive
Dsuf
derivational suffix
ela
elative
Eng.
English
F, fem
feminine
FCC
Free Compound Construction
fill
filler
freq
frequentative
ga
genitive-accusative
gen, Gen
genitive
GSC
Grammatical Smixut Construction
HSES
high socio-economic status
ill, Ill
illative
imp
imperative
inch
inchoative
inf
infinitive
interf
interfix
Isuf
inflectional suffix
Lem, LEM
lemma
LI
language-impaired
loc, Loc
locative
LSES
low socio-economic status
m
mean value
M, masc
masculine
MCT
main caretaker
MLU
mean length of utterance
Mod.
Modern (Greek)
Mot
mother
N
noun
N
number of raw data
N.A.
non available
neut
neuter
NN, nn
noun noun
N^N
bound noun compound
nom, Nom
nominative
NR
nominalizer
NUM, Num
numeral
O, ONOM
onomatopoeia
P, PREP
preposition
part
participle
partIT
partitive
past
past tense
pfv
perfective
pl, Pl
plural
PN
preposition noun
poss
possessive
PP, pp
past participle
PREP, prep
preposition
PRO
pronoun
prog
progressive
PROP
proper noun
PTL
particle
refl
reflexive
SES
socio-economic status
sg, Sg
singular
SLI
specific language impairment
SUBIT
subitive
Tok
token
TTR
type-token ratio
V
verb
VN, vn
verb noun
VR
verbalizer
