intrasententaalisia
Intrasententaalisia is a linguistic term used to describe phenomena that occur within a single sentence, as opposed to those that span across sentences. The concept covers a range of syntactic, semantic, and discourse-related processes that take place entirely inside one clause or sentence boundary. In many descriptions, intrasentential phenomena are contrasted with intersentential phenomena, which involve relations between sentences.
Within-sentence phenomena include the embedding of subordinate clauses, such as relative clauses or complement clauses, as
The study of intrasententaalisia intersects with several subfields, including syntax, semantics, discourse analysis, and psycholinguistics. Researchers
See also: intersentential, code-switching, embedded clause, parenthesis, ellipsis, focus and topic marking.