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active–stative language

Also known as active–stative alignment

type of morphosyntactic alignment in linguistics

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ergative–absolutive language

nominative–accusative language

Categories

Grammar Syntax–semantics interface

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Proto-Indo-European

Entity

synthetic language

ditransitive verb

English language

Georgia (country)

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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).

tripartite language

Entitydist 0.22

morphosyntactic alignment

Entitydist 0.27

direct–inverse alignment

Entitydist 0.29

Entitydist 0.37

Entitydist 0.38

structural linguistics

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underlying representation

Entitydist 0.46

object–subject–verb

Entitydist 0.46

distributed morphology

Entitydist 0.46

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split ergativity

linguistic typology

morphosyntactic alignment

subject–verb–object

Mataco-Guaicuru

direct–inverse alignment

Yapen (Western Papua)

time–manner–place

null-subject language