英和和英

等位語

• venitive

名詞

andative (複数形 andatives)

1. (grammar) A grammatical word, particle, or inflection that indicates motion away from something; or, the indication so provided.
   • 1991, Elizabeth Closs Traugott, Approaches to Grammaticalization, volume 2, page 49:

     However, most of the andatives and venitives in our database do not have future as a use. Bernd Heine (p.c.) reports that andative and venitive are usually derivational in African languages and occur in different types of constructions than movement-futures (see also Heine かつ Reh, 1984:142).

アナグラム

• davanite, vanadite