Defining and typologizing binominal lexemes

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Exploring complex lexemes cross-linguistically 1
4. Part 1: Form (morphosyntactic strategies)
5. Defining and typologizing binominal lexemes 21
6. Binominals and construct marking 73
7. Compounds and other nominal modifier constructions in Pama-Nyungan languages 103
8. New types of binominal lexeme in Anindilyakwa (Australia) 153
9. Binominals in Äiwoo: Compounds, possessive constructions, and transitional cases 181
10. NN.gen and NArel juxtapositions in Polish: Syntactic schemas employed in building phrasal nouns 213
11. The derivational use of classifiers in Western Amazonia 237
12. Binominals denoting instruments: A contrastive perspective 277
13. Part 2: Meaning (semantic relations)
14. Hatcher-Bourque: Towards a reusable classification of semantic relations 303
15. Binominal strategies and semantic correlations in Turkic languages 355
16. A classification of compounds in Karachay-Balkar 381
17. Binominal lexemes in Moksha and Hill Mari 401
18. Part 3: Acquisition
19. Binominals and potential competitors in language development: Evidence from Swedish 429
20. List of contributors 463
21. Index of Subjects 465
22. Index of Languages 471