participialnominal
A participial nominal is a nominal expression formed from a present or past participle that functions as a noun within a sentence. It refers to people or things characterized by the action or state expressed by the participle, and it can serve as the head of a noun phrase.
In English, participial nominals commonly arise from both -ing participles and past participles. Examples include the
Syntactically, participial nominals are distinct from verbal forms: they function as noun phrases rather than as
Cross-linguistically, many languages have similar nominalizations based on participles, yielding expressions like der Verletzte in German
Overall, participial nominals provide a compact way to reference groups defined by a participial property, functioning