Noun:

નકારાત્મક માળખું, લોન, અસ્વીકરણ,

Verb:

જૂઠાણું, ખંડન, નામંજૂર, ખોટું સાબિત કરો,

Adjective:

ઇનકાર, અધર્મી, બીજી, નકારાત્મક, અસંબંધિત, સામે,

ergative's Usage Examples:

between unaccusative verbs (referred to as ergative verbs by Burzio) and passives, neither of which assign a subject theta role or accusative case.

In these languages, unaccusative verbs combine with be, while unergative verbs combine with have.

For example, when the ergative case suffix -ngku is attached to the noun karli boomerang, the result is karlingki, not *karlingku.

Such verbs are also called labile verbs (or ergative verbs).

the OKY pronouns are reconstructed as follows: The accusatives, the ablatives and imitatives underwent optional final vowel deletion, while the ergatives.

It has rigid vowel harmony and a tripartite (ergative–accusative) case system: The subject of a transitive verb takes the instrumental case suffix -nə-, while the object takes the accusative case suffix.

In general linguistics, a labile verb (or ergative verb) can be either transitive or intransitive; the subject when intransitive corresponds to the direct.

These transitive versions have been called unergative verbs, but this term is not fully accepted since it is used for many other senses.

intransitive verb takes nominative case while the subject of a transitive verb takes ergative case (the object of this verb takes nominative case).

There are eleven cases: absolutive, ergative, locative, dative lative, prolative, contractive, causative, equative, comitative, and associative.

complex verbal inflection and a relatively simple nominal inflection (the ergative case marks nouns in transitive clauses), and its syntax is characterized.

)unergative: Ha telefonato.

suffixes for one of six cases: nominative, ergative/instrumental/genitive, allative/locative, ablative, pergressive, and purposive.