Article outline

• 1.Lexical functions: The notion and typology
• 2.Simple standard lexical functions
  • 2.1Paradigmatic lexical functions
    • 2.1.1Paradigmatic LFs describing core lexical relations
    • 2.1.2Paradigmatic LFs describing derivational relations
      • Structural (= Syntactic) derivations: S₀, V₀, A₀, Adv₀ and Pred
      • Nominal actantial semantic derivations: S_i
      • Adjectival actantial semantic derivations: A_i
      • Adverbial actantial semantic derivations: Adv_i
      • Potential adjectival actantial semantic derivations: Able_i and Qual₁
      • Singulative: Sing
  • 2.2Syntagmatic lexical functions
    • 2.2.1Nominal syntagmatic lexical functions
      • “Embryo”: Germ
    • 2.2.2Adjectival/adverbial syntagmatic lexical functions
    • 2.2.3Verbal syntagmatic lexical functions
      • Support Verbs: Oper_i, Func_0/i, Labor_ij
      • Realization Verbs: Real_i, Fact_0/i, Labreal_ij
      • Phasal Verbs: Incep, Fin, Cont
      • Causative verbs: Caus, Liqu, Perm
      • Manif
      • Way of Functioning Verbs: Excess and Obstr
      • Sympt
• 3.Non-standard lexical functions