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In Old Irish grammar, the term substantive verb refers to a copular verb meaning to be
that is used with predicates that are prepositional phrases, adverbs, or adjectives, but not with predicates that are noun phrases.
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In Old Irish grammar, the term substantive verb refers to a copular verb meaning to be
that is used with predicates that are prepositional phrases, adverbs, or adjectives, but not with predicates that are noun phrases.
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古代アイルランド語の文法では、ゴイデル諸語における「〜である」を意味するコピュラ動詞が、述語が前置詞句・副詞・形容詞である場合に用いられ、名詞句の述語には用いられません。
