Category:Linguistic typology

B

• Books on linguistic typology (6 P)

C

• Cross-Linguistic Linked Data (11 P)

L

• Language classification (1 C, 9 P)
• Languages by typology (9 C, 1 P)
• Linguistic morphology (23 C, 130 P)
• Linguistic universals (9 P)

T

• Transitivity and valency (1 C, 33 P)
• Typologists (10 P)

W

• Word order (1 C, 42 P)
• Works on linguistic typology (1 C, 3 P)

• Linguistic typology

A

• Analytic language
• Association for Linguistic Typology

B

• Bilingual pun
• Branching (linguistics)

C

• Case hierarchy
• Centum and satem languages
• Covert (linguistics)
• Cryptotype

D

• Dependent-marking language
• Differential argument marking
• Direct–inverse alignment
• Double-marking language

E

• Languages of East Asia
• Ergative–absolutive alignment
• Eurolinguistics

H

• Head-directionality parameter
• Head-marking language

I

• Implicational hierarchy
• Incorporation (linguistics)

L

• Linguistic areas of the Americas
• Linguistic universal

M

• Mainland Southeast Asia linguistic area
• Mekong–Mamberamo linguistic area
• Middle English creole hypothesis
• Milewski's typology
• Miskito language (typological overview)
• Monosyllabic language

N

• Nawat language (typological overview)
• Nominative–absolutive alignment
• Marked nominative alignment
• Nominative–accusative alignment
• Non-configurational language
• Null subject parameter
• Null-subject language

O

• Object–subject word order
• Object–verb word order

P

• Phono-semantic matching
• Polysynthetic language
• Pro-drop language

Q

• Qinghai–Gansu sprachbund

R

• Relative clause

S

• Scrambling (linguistics)
• Secundative language
• Standard Average European
• Symmetrical voice

T

• Tenseless language
• Topic-prominent language
• Tripartite alignment

V

• V2 word order
• Verb framing
• Verb–object word order

Z

• Zero-marking language