217 Use of postpositions
 | A - feature is pervasive or obligatory | 7 |
 | B - feature is neither pervasive nor extremely rare | 13 |
 | C - feature exists, but is extremely rare | 7 |
 | D - attested absence of feature | 39 |
 | X - feature is not applicable (given the structural make-up of the variety/P/C) | 6 |
 | ? - no information on feature is available | 5 |
- Feature area:
- Adverbs and prepositions
- Typical example:
- e.g. the chalkboard under; night time ‘at night’, Telugu way ‘in Telugu’, morning part ‘in the morning’
- Example source:
- Navajo E (Mesthrie/Bhatt 2008: 73); basilectal IndSAfE (Mesthrie/Bhatt 2008: 71)
| Variety | World Region | Type | Value | |
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| Id | Primary text | Variety | Variety Type |
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