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Linguistic Notions

• Argument structure
  1. Introduction Argument structure concerns the processes and relations involved in the syntactic realization of the semantic dependents of a predicate. Crucial notions in many treatme...
• Control
  In modern linguistics, the term control refers to a construction (or family of constructions) in which there is coreference between an argument of a matrix predicate and an argument of...
• Objecthood
  1. Introduction Like the closely related notion of 'subject', the notion of 'object' is an ancient one in the Western linguistic tradition, and in modern Western linguistics 'object',...
• Semantic roles
  There is nothing precisely equivalent to the notion of semantic roles, or 'thematic roles', in the Indian tradition. The closest categories are the kārakas, but these are more abstract...
• Subjecthood
  1 Introduction The notion 'subject' is an ancient one in the Western linguistic tradition, going back to at least Aristotle. In modern Western linguistics, the notion of 'subject' rema...

Sanskrit Words

• akathita
  Adj., 'unexplained, unexpressed'; a type of karman.
• anyapūrvaka
  Adj. (compound), 'previously another (kāraka)'; a type of karman.
• anīpsita
  Adj., 'undesired'; a type of karman.
• dveṣya
  Adj. (gerundive), 'hated'; a type of karman.
• nirvartya
  adj (gerundive), 'to be brought about'; a type of karman.
• prāpya
  adj (gerundive), 'to be obtained'; a type of karman.
• udāsīna
  adj., 'indifferent'; a type of karman.
• vikārya
  adj. (gerundive), 'to be altered', from vi+kṛ. A type of karman.