strandingpatronen
Strandingpatronen, or stranding patterns, is a term used in linguistics to describe how prepositions behave in constructions that involve movement of a wh-word or a relative pronoun. The central idea is whether a preposition is stranded, remaining at the edge of the moved phrase, or fronted with its complement.
In practice, stranding patterns are illustrated by contrasting preposition fronting with preposition stranding. For example, in
Stranding patterns are a focal point in syntactic typology because languages differ in how freely they allow
Researchers study stranding patterns to test theories about wh-movement, the status of functional heads, and the
Overall, stranding patterms illuminate cross-linguistic variation in prepositional syntax and contribute to broader discussions about movement,