particiip
Particiip is a hypothetical grammatical category used in linguistic theory to denote a non-finite verb form that encodes the participant involved in an action. It is designed to operate similarly to a participle but with explicit marking of participant role, such as agent or patient. The term is chiefly discussed in theoretical linguistics and in discussions of constructed languages, where it serves as a tool for modeling complex event structures.
In morphology, a Particiip is typically derived from a verb stem and bears affixes or clitics that
In cross-linguistic typology, Particiip is presented alongside participles, gerunds, and non-finite clauses as a way to