Difference between revisions of "Noun phrase"
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A noun phrase is a referential expression that can serve as an argument of a verb or an adposition and generally consists of a noun plus (in some languages obligatory) determiners plus optional modifiers.
Synonyms
- NP
- term (in Functional Grammar)
- nominal
- nominal group (e.g. Russian imennaja gruppa)
- nominal syntagm (e.g. German Nominalsyntagma)
other languages
- German Nominalphrase
