<commit_before>For core part-of-speech categories, see the [universal POS tags](../pos/index.html).
The features listed here distinguish additional lexical and grammatical properties of words,
not covered by the POS tags.

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<table class="typeindex" border="1">
  <tr style="background-color:cornflowerblue;color:white">
    <td><strong>Lexical features</strong></td>
    <td colspan="2"><strong>Inflectional features</strong></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td><i>Nominal*</i></td>
    <td><i>Verbal*</i></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>PronType</a></td>
    <td><a>Gender</a></td>
    <td><a>VerbForm</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td><a>NumType</a></td>
    <td><a>Animacy</a></td>
    <td><a>Mood</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Poss</a></td>
    <td><a>Number</a></td>
    <td><a>Tense</a></td>
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  <tr>
    <td><a>Reflex</a></td>
    <td><a>Case</a></td>
    <td><a>Aspect</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Foreign</a></td>
    <td><a>Definite</a></td>
    <td><a>Voice</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td><a>Abbr</a></td>
    <td><a>Degree</a></td>
    <td><a>Evident</a></td>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Polarity</a></td>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Person</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Polite</a></td>
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</table>
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Abbr: abbreviation
Animacy: animate, inanimate, human, non-human
Aspect: aspect, imperfective aspect, perfective aspect, prospective, progressive, habitual, iterative, frequentative
Case: case, nominative, direct case, accusative, oblique case, absolutive, ergative, dative, genitive, vocative, locative, instrumental, instructive, partitive, distributive case, essive, prolative, translative, factive, comitative, associative, abessive, inessive, illative, elative, additive, adessive, allative, ablative, superessive, sublative, delative, lative, directional allative, temporal, terminative, terminal allative, causative case, motivative, purposive case, benefactive, destinative, comparative case, equative case
Definite: definiteness, indefinite, non-specific indefinite, specific indefinite, definite, construct state, reduced definiteness, complex definiteness
Degree: degree of comparison, positive degree, equative degree, comparative degree, superlative, absolute superlative
Evident: evidentiality, firsthand, non-firsthand, narrative
Foreign: foreign word
Gender: gender, masculine, feminine, neuter, uter, common gender
Mood: mood, modality, indicative, imperative, conditional, potential, subjunctive, conjunctive, jussive, purposive mood, quotative, optative, desiderative, necessitative, admirative
Number: number, singular, plural, dual, trial, paucal, greater paucal, greater plural, inverse number, count plural, counting form, quantitative plural, plurale tantum, collective noun, mass noun, singulare tantum
NumType: numeral type, quantifier, cardinal, ordinal, multiplicative numeral, fraction, set numeral, distributive numeral, range numeral
Person: person, first person, second person, third person, fourth person, zero person
Polarity: polarity, affirmative, positive polarity, negative polarity
Polite: politeness, register, informal, formal, elevated referent, humbled speaker
Poss: possessive
PronType: pronominal type, personal, reciprocal pronominal, article, interrogative, relative, demonstrative, total, collective, negative pronominal, indefinite pronominal, emphatic, exclamative
Reflex: reflexive
Tense: tense, past, preterite, aorist, present, future, imperfect tense, pluperfect, past perfect
VerbForm: verb form, finite verb, non-finite verb, infinitive, supine, participle, verbal adjective, converb, transgressive, adverbial participle, verbal adverb, gerundive, gerund, verbal noun, masdar
Voice: voice, active, middle voice, passive, antipassive, direct voice, inverse voice, reciprocal voice, causative voice

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<strong>Index: </strong><strong>A</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Abbr.html">abbreviation</a>, <a href="Case.html">abessive</a>, <a href="Case.html">ablative</a>, <a href="Degree.html">absolute superlative</a>, <a href="Case.html">absolutive</a>, <a href="Case.html">accusative</a>, <a href="Voice.html">active</a>, <a href="Case.html">additive</a>, <a href="Case.html">adessive</a>, <a href="Mood.html">admirative</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">adverbial participle</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">affirmative</a>, <a href="Case.html">allative</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">animate</a>, <a href="Voice.html">antipassive</a>, <a href="Tense.html">aorist</a>, <a href="PronType.html">article</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">aspect</a>, <a href="Case.html">associative</a>, <strong>B</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">benefactive</a>, <strong>C</strong>&nbsp;<a href="NumType.html">cardinal</a>, <a href="Case.html">case</a>, <a href="Case.html">causative case</a>, <a href="Voice.html">causative voice</a>, <a href="PronType.html">collective</a>, <a href="Number.html">collective noun</a>, <a href="Case.html">comitative</a>, <a href="Gender.html">common gender</a>, <a href="Case.html">comparative case</a>, <a href="Degree.html">comparative degree</a>, <a href="Definite.html">complex definiteness</a>, <a href="Mood.html">conditional</a>, <a href="Mood.html">conjunctive</a>, <a href="Definite.html">construct state</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">converb</a>, <a href="Number.html">count plural</a>, <a href="Number.html">counting form</a>, <strong>D</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">dative</a>, <a href="Definite.html">definite</a>, <a href="Definite.html">definiteness</a>, <a href="Degree.html">degree of comparison</a>, <a href="Case.html">delative</a>, <a href="PronType.html">demonstrative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">desiderative</a>, <a href="Case.html">destinative</a>, <a href="Case.html">direct case</a>, <a href="Voice.html">direct voice</a>, <a href="Case.html">directional allative</a>, <a href="Case.html">distributive case</a>, <a href="NumType.html">distributive numeral</a>, <a href="Number.html">dual</a>, <strong>E</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">elative</a>, <a href="Polite.html">elevated referent</a>, <a href="PronType.html">emphatic</a>, <a href="Case.html">equative case</a>, <a href="Degree.html">equative degree</a>, <a href="Case.html">ergative</a>, <a href="Case.html">essive</a>, <a href="Evident.html">evidentiality</a>, <a href="PronType.html">exclamative</a>, <strong>F</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">factive</a>, <a href="Gender.html">feminine</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">finite verb</a>, <a href="Person.html">first person</a>, <a href="Evident.html">firsthand</a>, <a href="Foreign.html">foreign word</a>, <a href="Polite.html">formal</a>, <a href="Person.html">fourth person</a>, <a href="NumType.html">fraction</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">frequentative</a>, <a href="Tense.html">future</a>, <strong>G</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Gender.html">gender</a>, <a href="Case.html">genitive</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">gerund</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">gerundive</a>, <a href="Number.html">greater paucal</a>, <a href="Number.html">greater plural</a>, <strong>H</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Aspect.html">habitual</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">human</a>, <a href="Polite.html">humbled speaker</a>, <strong>I</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">illative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">imperative</a>, <a href="Tense.html">imperfect tense</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">imperfective aspect</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">inanimate</a>, <a href="Definite.html">indefinite</a>, <a href="PronType.html">indefinite pronominal</a>, <a href="Mood.html">indicative</a>, <a href="Case.html">inessive</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">infinitive</a>, <a href="Polite.html">informal</a>, <a href="Case.html">instructive</a>, <a href="Case.html">instrumental</a>, <a href="PronType.html">interrogative</a>, <a href="Number.html">inverse number</a>, <a href="Voice.html">inverse voice</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">iterative</a>, <strong>J</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Mood.html">jussive</a>, <strong>L</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">lative</a>, <a href="Case.html">locative</a>, <strong>M</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Gender.html">masculine</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">masdar</a>, <a href="Number.html">mass noun</a>, <a href="Voice.html">middle voice</a>, <a href="Mood.html">modality</a>, <a href="Mood.html">mood</a>, <a href="Case.html">motivative</a>, <a href="NumType.html">multiplicative numeral</a>, <strong>N</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Evident.html">narrative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">necessitative</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">negative polarity</a>, <a href="PronType.html">negative pronominal</a>, <a href="Gender.html">neuter</a>, <a href="Case.html">nominative</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">non-finite verb</a>, <a href="Evident.html">non-firsthand</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">non-human</a>, <a href="Definite.html">non-specific indefinite</a>, <a href="Number.html">number</a>, <a href="NumType.html">numeral type</a>, <strong>O</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">oblique case</a>, <a href="Mood.html">optative</a>, <a href="NumType.html">ordinal</a>, <strong>P</strong>&nbsp;<a href="VerbForm.html">participle</a>, <a href="Case.html">partitive</a>, <a href="Voice.html">passive</a>, <a href="Tense.html">past</a>, <a href="Tense.html">past perfect</a>, <a href="Number.html">paucal</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">perfective aspect</a>, <a href="Person.html">person</a>, <a href="PronType.html">personal</a>, <a href="Tense.html">pluperfect</a>, <a href="Number.html">plural</a>, <a href="Number.html">plurale tantum</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">polarity</a>, <a href="Polite.html">politeness</a>, <a href="Degree.html">positive degree</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">positive polarity</a>, <a href="Poss.html">possessive</a>, <a href="Mood.html">potential</a>, <a href="Tense.html">present</a>, <a href="Tense.html">preterite</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">progressive</a>, <a href="Case.html">prolative</a>, <a href="PronType.html">pronominal type</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">prospective</a>, <a href="Case.html">purposive case</a>, <a href="Mood.html">purposive mood</a>, <strong>Q</strong>&nbsp;<a href="NumType.html">quantifier</a>, <a href="Number.html">quantitative plural</a>, <a href="Mood.html">quotative</a>, <strong>R</strong>&nbsp;<a href="NumType.html">range numeral</a>, <a href="PronType.html">reciprocal pronominal</a>, <a href="Voice.html">reciprocal voice</a>, <a href="Definite.html">reduced definiteness</a>, <a href="Reflex.html">reflexive</a>, <a href="Polite.html">register</a>, <a href="PronType.html">relative</a>, <strong>S</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Person.html">second person</a>, <a href="NumType.html">set numeral</a>, <a href="Number.html">singular</a>, <a href="Number.html">singulare tantum</a>, <a href="Definite.html">specific indefinite</a>, <a href="Mood.html">subjunctive</a>, <a href="Case.html">sublative</a>, <a href="Case.html">superessive</a>, <a href="Degree.html">superlative</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">supine</a>, <strong>T</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">temporal</a>, <a href="Tense.html">tense</a>, <a href="Case.html">terminal allative</a>, <a href="Case.html">terminative</a>, <a href="Person.html">third person</a>, <a href="PronType.html">total</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">transgressive</a>, <a href="Case.html">translative</a>, <a href="Number.html">trial</a>, <strong>U</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Gender.html">uter</a>, <strong>V</strong>&nbsp;<a href="VerbForm.html">verb form</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">verbal adjective</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">verbal adverb</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">verbal noun</a>, <a href="Case.html">vocative</a>, <a href="Voice.html">voice</a>, <strong>Z</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Person.html">zero person</a>
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<tr><td colspan="3">* The labels <i>Nominal</i> and <i>Verbal</i> are used as approximate categories only. There is no universal rule that a particular feature can only occur with verbs or nominals (although language-specific rules may define such constraints). Even the boundary between lexical and inflectional features is sometimes blurred: for example, gender is a lexical feature of nouns but an inflectional feature of adjectives or verbs.</td></tr>
</table><commit_msg>Total/collective pronoun.<commit_after>For core part-of-speech categories, see the [universal POS tags](../pos/index.html).
The features listed here distinguish additional lexical and grammatical properties of words,
not covered by the POS tags.

<table border="0">
<tr>
<td valign="top">
<table class="typeindex" border="1">
  <tr style="background-color:cornflowerblue;color:white">
    <td><strong>Lexical features</strong></td>
    <td colspan="2"><strong>Inflectional features</strong></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td><i>Nominal*</i></td>
    <td><i>Verbal*</i></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>PronType</a></td>
    <td><a>Gender</a></td>
    <td><a>VerbForm</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>NumType</a></td>
    <td><a>Animacy</a></td>
    <td><a>Mood</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Poss</a></td>
    <td><a>Number</a></td>
    <td><a>Tense</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Reflex</a></td>
    <td><a>Case</a></td>
    <td><a>Aspect</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Foreign</a></td>
    <td><a>Definite</a></td>
    <td><a>Voice</a></td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td><a>Abbr</a></td>
    <td><a>Degree</a></td>
    <td><a>Evident</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Polarity</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Person</a></td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td></td>
    <td><a>Polite</a></td>
  </tr>
</table>
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<!-- The index was generated from the following source:

Abbr: abbreviation
Animacy: animate, inanimate, human, non-human
Aspect: aspect, imperfective aspect, perfective aspect, prospective, progressive, habitual, iterative, frequentative
Case: case, nominative, direct case, accusative, oblique case, absolutive, ergative, dative, genitive, vocative, locative, instrumental, instructive, partitive, distributive case, essive, prolative, translative, factive, comitative, associative, abessive, inessive, illative, elative, additive, adessive, allative, ablative, superessive, sublative, delative, lative, directional allative, temporal, terminative, terminal allative, causative case, motivative, purposive case, benefactive, destinative, comparative case, equative case
Definite: definiteness, indefinite, non-specific indefinite, specific indefinite, definite, construct state, reduced definiteness, complex definiteness
Degree: degree of comparison, positive degree, equative degree, comparative degree, superlative, absolute superlative
Evident: evidentiality, firsthand, non-firsthand, narrative
Foreign: foreign word
Gender: gender, masculine, feminine, neuter, uter, common gender
Mood: mood, modality, indicative, imperative, conditional, potential, subjunctive, conjunctive, jussive, purposive mood, quotative, optative, desiderative, necessitative, admirative
Number: number, singular, plural, dual, trial, paucal, greater paucal, greater plural, inverse number, count plural, counting form, quantitative plural, plurale tantum, collective noun, mass noun, singulare tantum
NumType: numeral type, quantifier, cardinal, ordinal, multiplicative numeral, fraction, set numeral, distributive numeral, range numeral
Person: person, first person, second person, third person, fourth person, zero person
Polarity: polarity, affirmative, positive polarity, negative polarity
Polite: politeness, register, informal, formal, elevated referent, humbled speaker
Poss: possessive
PronType: pronominal type, personal, reciprocal pronominal, article, interrogative, relative, demonstrative, total, collective pronominal, negative pronominal, indefinite pronominal, emphatic, exclamative
Reflex: reflexive
Tense: tense, past, preterite, aorist, present, future, imperfect tense, pluperfect, past perfect
VerbForm: verb form, finite verb, non-finite verb, infinitive, supine, participle, verbal adjective, converb, transgressive, adverbial participle, verbal adverb, gerundive, gerund, verbal noun, masdar
Voice: voice, active, middle voice, passive, antipassive, direct voice, inverse voice, reciprocal voice, causative voice

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<strong>Index: </strong><strong>A</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Abbr.html">abbreviation</a>, <a href="Case.html">abessive</a>, <a href="Case.html">ablative</a>, <a href="Degree.html">absolute superlative</a>, <a href="Case.html">absolutive</a>, <a href="Case.html">accusative</a>, <a href="Voice.html">active</a>, <a href="Case.html">additive</a>, <a href="Case.html">adessive</a>, <a href="Mood.html">admirative</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">adverbial participle</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">affirmative</a>, <a href="Case.html">allative</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">animate</a>, <a href="Voice.html">antipassive</a>, <a href="Tense.html">aorist</a>, <a href="PronType.html">article</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">aspect</a>, <a href="Case.html">associative</a>, <strong>B</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">benefactive</a>, <strong>C</strong>&nbsp;<a href="NumType.html">cardinal</a>, <a href="Case.html">case</a>, <a href="Case.html">causative case</a>, <a href="Voice.html">causative voice</a>, <a href="Number.html">collective noun</a>, <a href="PronType.html">collective pronominal</a>, <a href="Case.html">comitative</a>, <a href="Gender.html">common gender</a>, <a href="Case.html">comparative case</a>, <a href="Degree.html">comparative degree</a>, <a href="Definite.html">complex definiteness</a>, <a href="Mood.html">conditional</a>, <a href="Mood.html">conjunctive</a>, <a href="Definite.html">construct state</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">converb</a>, <a href="Number.html">count plural</a>, <a href="Number.html">counting form</a>, <strong>D</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">dative</a>, <a href="Definite.html">definite</a>, <a href="Definite.html">definiteness</a>, <a href="Degree.html">degree of comparison</a>, <a href="Case.html">delative</a>, <a href="PronType.html">demonstrative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">desiderative</a>, <a href="Case.html">destinative</a>, <a href="Case.html">direct case</a>, <a href="Voice.html">direct voice</a>, <a href="Case.html">directional allative</a>, <a href="Case.html">distributive case</a>, <a href="NumType.html">distributive numeral</a>, <a href="Number.html">dual</a>, <strong>E</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">elative</a>, <a href="Polite.html">elevated referent</a>, <a href="PronType.html">emphatic</a>, <a href="Case.html">equative case</a>, <a href="Degree.html">equative degree</a>, <a href="Case.html">ergative</a>, <a href="Case.html">essive</a>, <a href="Evident.html">evidentiality</a>, <a href="PronType.html">exclamative</a>, <strong>F</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">factive</a>, <a href="Gender.html">feminine</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">finite verb</a>, <a href="Person.html">first person</a>, <a href="Evident.html">firsthand</a>, <a href="Foreign.html">foreign word</a>, <a href="Polite.html">formal</a>, <a href="Person.html">fourth person</a>, <a href="NumType.html">fraction</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">frequentative</a>, <a href="Tense.html">future</a>, <strong>G</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Gender.html">gender</a>, <a href="Case.html">genitive</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">gerund</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">gerundive</a>, <a href="Number.html">greater paucal</a>, <a href="Number.html">greater plural</a>, <strong>H</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Aspect.html">habitual</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">human</a>, <a href="Polite.html">humbled speaker</a>, <strong>I</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">illative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">imperative</a>, <a href="Tense.html">imperfect tense</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">imperfective aspect</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">inanimate</a>, <a href="Definite.html">indefinite</a>, <a href="PronType.html">indefinite pronominal</a>, <a href="Mood.html">indicative</a>, <a href="Case.html">inessive</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">infinitive</a>, <a href="Polite.html">informal</a>, <a href="Case.html">instructive</a>, <a href="Case.html">instrumental</a>, <a href="PronType.html">interrogative</a>, <a href="Number.html">inverse number</a>, <a href="Voice.html">inverse voice</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">iterative</a>, <strong>J</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Mood.html">jussive</a>, <strong>L</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">lative</a>, <a href="Case.html">locative</a>, <strong>M</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Gender.html">masculine</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">masdar</a>, <a href="Number.html">mass noun</a>, <a href="Voice.html">middle voice</a>, <a href="Mood.html">modality</a>, <a href="Mood.html">mood</a>, <a href="Case.html">motivative</a>, <a href="NumType.html">multiplicative numeral</a>, <strong>N</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Evident.html">narrative</a>, <a href="Mood.html">necessitative</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">negative polarity</a>, <a href="PronType.html">negative pronominal</a>, <a href="Gender.html">neuter</a>, <a href="Case.html">nominative</a>, <a href="VerbForm.html">non-finite verb</a>, <a href="Evident.html">non-firsthand</a>, <a href="Animacy.html">non-human</a>, <a href="Definite.html">non-specific indefinite</a>, <a href="Number.html">number</a>, <a href="NumType.html">numeral type</a>, <strong>O</strong>&nbsp;<a href="Case.html">oblique case</a>, <a href="Mood.html">optative</a>, <a href="NumType.html">ordinal</a>, <strong>P</strong>&nbsp;<a href="VerbForm.html">participle</a>, <a href="Case.html">partitive</a>, <a href="Voice.html">passive</a>, <a href="Tense.html">past</a>, <a href="Tense.html">past perfect</a>, <a href="Number.html">paucal</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">perfective aspect</a>, <a href="Person.html">person</a>, <a href="PronType.html">personal</a>, <a href="Tense.html">pluperfect</a>, <a href="Number.html">plural</a>, <a href="Number.html">plurale tantum</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">polarity</a>, <a href="Polite.html">politeness</a>, <a href="Degree.html">positive degree</a>, <a href="Polarity.html">positive polarity</a>, <a href="Poss.html">possessive</a>, <a href="Mood.html">potential</a>, <a href="Tense.html">present</a>, <a href="Tense.html">preterite</a>, <a href="Aspect.html">progressive</a>, <a 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<tr><td colspan="3">* The labels <i>Nominal</i> and <i>Verbal</i> are used as approximate categories only. There is no universal rule that a particular feature can only occur with verbs or nominals (although language-specific rules may define such constraints). Even the boundary between lexical and inflectional features is sometimes blurred: for example, gender is a lexical feature of nouns but an inflectional feature of adjectives or verbs.</td></tr>
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