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Adjectives & Adverbs

Adjective agreement with en/ett/plural nouns, comparison with -are/-ast and adverb formation
Morfosyntax av svensk adjektivkongruens
Morphosyntax of Swedish adjective agreement: strong vs weak theory
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A well-studied area of Germanic descriptive grammar
Diakront ursprung av stark/svag distinktion
Diachronic origin of the strong/weak adjective distinction
from Germanic
A pattern inherited from Proto-Germanic and shared across the family
Participiell morfologi: adjektivisk vs verbal användning
Participial morphology and its adjectival vs verbal uses
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The same form can behave like a verb phrase or a plain adjective
Gradsemantik: periphrastisk vs syntetisk komparation
Degree semantics: periphrastic (mer/mest) vs synthetic (-are/-ast)
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Two coexisting strategies with subtly different distributions
Komparativ skandinavisk adjektivkongruens
Comparative Scandinavian adjective agreement systems
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Related Scandinavian languages show parallel but distinct systems
Substantivering av adjektiv: syntaktiska konsekvenser
Nominalisation of adjectives: syntactic consequences
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Turning an adjective into a noun changes its distribution
Grammatikalisering av gradsadverb
Grammaticalization of degree adverbs from lexical sources
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Words like mycket and väldigt evolved from more concrete meanings
Korpusfrekvens: syntetisk vs periphrastisk komparation
Corpus-based frequency of synthetic vs periphrastic comparison
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Data shows which strategy dominates for which adjective types
Beräkningsmässig hantering av adjektivböjning för NLP
Computational treatment of Swedish adjective declension for NLP
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Systems must model both the strong and weak declension patterns
Ordningsrestriktioner för adjektiv i komplexa fraser
Adjective ordering restrictions in complex noun phrases
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Multiple adjectives follow semantically constrained ordering