Types of Numerical Nouns

Melita Stavrou · Arhonto Terzi

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In recent work on numerical expressions, Kayne (2005a) argues that, cross-linguistically, there are nominal suffixes which attach to numerical bases (such as ten) turning them into nouns. One such suffix is-AINE, which conveys an approximative meaning. Another is-NSFX, which simply

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