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Linguistic morphology
Suppletion
Go
Intransitive verb
Argument
Unaccusative verb

Is Suppletion Local?: Evidence from Ainu Introduction: In this paper, we will argue that suppletion is not stringently local, contra Bobaljik & Harley’sconclusion based on verbal root suppletion in Hiaki: suppl

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