Noun:

नाममात्र वाक्प्रचार,

nominal phrase's Usage Examples:

A nominal phrase may have a genitive attribute, for example to express possession.

Semantics Quantification According to Cruz (2011:269), a nominal phrase in Nheengatu can be determined by “discrete quantifiers”, used to specify the quantity of an entity or by “continuous quantifiers”, used to indicate an imprecise number of entities.

many languages there is no difference between the sentence and the nominal phrase.

kwołto is a nominal phrase meaning "something"; it serves as the object of the sentence.

Unlike other nominals, indefinites can occur not only as nominal phrase heads, but also as adjuncts to other heads.

"Towards him" can likewise be rendered with both the possessive pronominal phrase a dochum (with the preceding a being the possessive pronoun meaning.

This attribute may be seen as merely another nominal phrase in the.

nominals, indefinites can occur not only as nominal phrase heads, but also as adjuncts to other heads.

Since the morphology of Ojibwe has no case distinctions (an Ojibwe nominal phrase does not change when its relations to the other sentence constituents.

With respect to the nominal phrase, the modifier precedes the nucleus, as shown in (7).

ku tikwó is also a nominal phrase and serves to clarify.

The case of the nominal phrase can be accusative.

absolute location nouns on the basis that they can freely enter into prepositionally linked complex nominal phrases while the absolute nouns cannot.

Synonyms:

noun phrase, phrase, nominal,

Antonyms:

misconstruction, maximal, maximum, informal,