Instrumentaalsele
Instrumentaalsele is a term used in linguistics to denote a proposed morphological form that marks instrumentality—the means by which an action is performed—in certain language typologies. The term is not widely standardized and appears mainly in typological discussions and in some constructed-language grammars as a way to model how instrumental meaning might be encoded morphologically.
Origin and formulation: The name combines "instrumental" with a suffix -aalsele, conventionally treated as a stem
Function and use: The primary function is to mark the instrument or means by which an action
Occurrence and status: Instrumentaalsele is a theoretical construct rather than a consensus feature of a widely
See also: Instrumental case, Grammatical case, Typology. References: For discussions of instrumental marking in typology, see