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Kirikae 1984

Kirikae Hideo 切替英雄 (1984). 名詞句の構造と合成名詞[The structure of noun phrases and compound nouns].

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1. Compound-noun formation makes this visible: Nakagawa's arity-based analysis after shows that many items classed as N+N compounds have a verbal non-head — onture-p 'strawberry' (literally 'that which swims upstream') has a 1-argument-verb head . no page The Word-Class Inventory and the Noun/Verb Bipartition
2. Its dedicated structural study is , whose framework Nakagawa (2024: 261–272) reworks in terms of the valency of the constituent roots. no page Noun–Noun Compounding: Headedness, Linking, and Semantics
3. Nakagawa (2024: 267–272), building on , distinguishes six input patterns by the valency of the constituent roots. no page Noun–Noun Compounding: Headedness, Linking, and Semantics
4. The line between an NP-internal modifier and a compound noun is drawn by four diagnostics (person-affix position, affiliative-suffix position, lexicalization, and the concept+concept rule) treated in after (via ). no page The Structure of the Noun Phrase