(70) Ibn Qayyim put his theory into practice, possibly emulating his mentor, and challenged those he described as
negators (of the divine attributes) (mu'attila) to the stations of supplication (mawaqif al-ibtihal) in Mecca at the Ka'ba (bayna al-rukn wa-l-maqdm).
While not everyone will agree to certain strategies, these CEOs are able to manage the conflicts in the team and resolve the differences in opinion without making
negators left out.
(with Hedvig Skirgard) 2015, Special
Negators in the Uralic Languages.--Negation in Uralic Languages, Amsterdam--Philadelphia, 547-599.
Among his topics are the grammar of negation, Old Assyrian and East Semitic, Ugaritic, standard Biblical Hebrew, Phoenician, Qur'an Arabic, Jibbali and modern South Arabian, Tigre and Tigrinya, Amharic and Harari, innovative expressions of negation, other
negators and negative asymmetries, and reconstruction.
With these three clauses, used to would, despite its hybridity, is a double root (R-R) combination in which both entities remain modal auxiliaries essentially due to the natural interaction that both elements have with
negators not and never.
"Bearing all this in mind, how can there be a productive meeting or any progress toward resolution of the dispute as long as these proven chauvinists and
negators of the Macedonian nation and state are in office?" he wonders.
verbal
negators), Croft (1991) nastoji rekonstruirati dijakronijske procese kojima su oni nastali te iznosi postavku da su nepravilni nijecni oblici egzistencijalnih predikata povijesno izvor glagolskih negatora.
All at-tempts to relativize and minimize these gains unambiguously put these
negators on the other side of the barricades, Georgiev writes.
Results also showed that students were aware of using auxiliaries with the
negators, but they failed to mark auxiliaries correctly for person and tense.
Most of those below are gimmicky, eg, inflammable, invaluable, and all of the a-'s: their prefixes are intensifiers or other modifiers that only coincidentally resemble
negators. Two pairs that were not synonyms had amusing affinities: Apathetic.
we NEG human-PL be-FREQ-1PST-1PL slave- PL 'We were not human beings, but slaves!' (Klyuchagin 1997: 109) The
negators a and avol are in variation in nominal and adjectival predicate constructions, with the adjectival predicate mazij conjugated in the first person singular of the present tense in the way illustrated in table 12.