Difference between revisions of "Free"
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*[[free form]] (vs. [[bound form]]) | *[[free form]] (vs. [[bound form]]) | ||
*[[free indirect style]] | *[[free indirect style]] | ||
| + | *[[free morpheme]] | ||
*[[free state]] (in Semitic noun phrases, as opposed to [[construct state]]) | *[[free state]] (in Semitic noun phrases, as opposed to [[construct state]]) | ||
*[[free stress]] (= stress is on different syllables in different words) | *[[free stress]] (= stress is on different syllables in different words) | ||
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===Other languages=== | ===Other languages=== | ||
| − | French [[libre]] German [[frei]] | + | French [[libre]] <br> German [[frei]] <br> |
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 29 June 2014
The adjective free is used as a technical term or a component of a technical term in several ways:
- free (in binding theory)
- free form (vs. bound form)
- free indirect style
- free morpheme
- free state (in Semitic noun phrases, as opposed to construct state)
- free stress (= stress is on different syllables in different words)
- free variation
- free word order (= word order is determined by pragmatic conditions)
