subjektiable
Subjektiable is a term used in theoretical linguistics to describe a unit that can fill the grammatical subject position of a clause in a language. In practice, subjektiables are typically noun phrases or pronoun phrases that bear the subject role within the syntax of the language. The concept provides a lens for comparing how different languages assign subjecthood and how syntactic positions align with semantic roles such as agent or theme.
In cross-linguistic analysis, subjektiable items are contrasted with elements that do not occupy subject slot, such
Origin and usage of the term subjektiable are relatively recent; it is not part of standard grammar