Topic: transitive clause

A transitive clause is a °clause which contains two °arguments that are coded in the same way as the arguments of physical-effect verbs ('kill', 'break').

Grammaticon URL

https://grammaticon.clld.org/concepts/48

Wikipedia counter-part

transitivity

Associated L-Parameters

• Order of subject, object, verb (with five types) (from Zero marking and the order of core arguments)
• Order of subject and object (from Zero marking and the order of core arguments)
• Order of subject, object, verb (with seven types) (from Zero marking and the order of core arguments)
• Order of subject with respect to object and verb (from Zero marking and the order of core arguments)