| 0 | no | 12 | |
| 1 | yes | 26 | |
| ? | missing value | 0 |
Uralic Areal Typology feature UT005
Adjectives used as adnominal modifiers may share some but not necessarily all categories with their head nouns. For instance, in Veps, a comitative head noun is preceded by an adnominal property word in its genitive form (example 1). While Veps shows non-agreement only in some parts of the paradigm, there are languages like Mari (see example 2) that do not show any agreement between a modifier and the head noun at all.
(1) Veps
penen mužikanke
pene-n mužika-nke
short-GEN man-COM
‘with a short man’
(Grünthal 2015:16)
(2) Meadow Mari
сылне сӱретлан
сылне сӱрет-лан
beautiful picture-DAT
'to the beautiful picture'
(Riese et al. 2019)
The value is '1' in both cases, i.e., when non-agreement is attested only in some parts of the paradigm as well as when there is no agreement within noun phrases at all. The value is '0' if agreement across the paradigm is obligatory.
| Language | Value | Comment | Example | Id | |
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