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Grammatical cases / Linguistic typology / Syntax / Agglutinative languages / Ergativeabsolutive language / Language / Absolutive case / Salishan languages / Syntactic pivot / Word order / Subject / Object
Date: 2006-12-23 18:24:02
Grammatical cases
Linguistic typology
Syntax
Agglutinative languages
Ergativeabsolutive language
Language
Absolutive case
Salishan languages
Syntactic pivot
Word order
Subject
Object

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