Definition of denominal in English:

denominal

adjective dɪˈnɒmɪnəldēˈnämənl

(of a word) derived from a noun.
（词）派生自名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Phase is basically a noun, though of course there is a denominal verb meaning to carry something out by phases, etc.

noun dɪˈnɒmɪnəldēˈnämənl

A word that is derived from a noun.
（词）派生自名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- For a charted illustration of denominals and their opposites, please see the Appendix.
- This seemed misguided to me; I think it would make more sense to say that the denominals are part of a VP-shell configuration, and the subject comes from the outer VP (which would mean, according to their theory, that it is in ‘agent’ position, and would be seen as ‘causing’ the action).
- Thirty-seven children with language deficits were identified and assessed on both standardized language measures and experimental tasks involving the generation of regular and irregular past tenses together with denominals.

Origin

1930s: from de- (sense 3) + nominal.

Definition of denominal in US English:

denominal

adjectivedēˈnämənl

attributive (of a word) derived from a noun.
（词）派生自名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Phase is basically a noun, though of course there is a denominal verb meaning to carry something out by phases, etc.

noundēˈnämənl

A verb or other word that is derived from a noun.
（词）派生自名词的
Example sentencesExamples
- Thirty-seven children with language deficits were identified and assessed on both standardized language measures and experimental tasks involving the generation of regular and irregular past tenses together with denominals.
- For a charted illustration of denominals and their opposites, please see the Appendix.
- This seemed misguided to me; I think it would make more sense to say that the denominals are part of a VP-shell configuration, and the subject comes from the outer VP (which would mean, according to their theory, that it is in ‘agent’ position, and would be seen as ‘causing’ the action).

Origin

1930s: from de- (sense 3) + nominal.

词汇	denominal
释义	Definition of denominal in English: denominal adjective dɪˈnɒmɪnəldēˈnämənl (of a word) derived from a noun. （词）派生自名词的 Example sentencesExamples Phase is basically a noun, though of course there is a denominal verb meaning to carry something out by phases, etc. noun dɪˈnɒmɪnəldēˈnämənl A word that is derived from a noun. （词）派生自名词的 Example sentencesExamples For a charted illustration of denominals and their opposites, please see the Appendix. This seemed misguided to me; I think it would make more sense to say that the denominals are part of a VP-shell configuration, and the subject comes from the outer VP (which would mean, according to their theory, that it is in ‘agent’ position, and would be seen as ‘causing’ the action). Thirty-seven children with language deficits were identified and assessed on both standardized language measures and experimental tasks involving the generation of regular and irregular past tenses together with denominals. Origin 1930s: from de- (sense 3) + nominal. Definition of denominal in US English: denominal adjectivedēˈnämənl attributive (of a word) derived from a noun. （词）派生自名词的 Example sentencesExamples Phase is basically a noun, though of course there is a denominal verb meaning to carry something out by phases, etc. noundēˈnämənl A verb or other word that is derived from a noun. （词）派生自名词的 Example sentencesExamples Thirty-seven children with language deficits were identified and assessed on both standardized language measures and experimental tasks involving the generation of regular and irregular past tenses together with denominals. For a charted illustration of denominals and their opposites, please see the Appendix. This seemed misguided to me; I think it would make more sense to say that the denominals are part of a VP-shell configuration, and the subject comes from the outer VP (which would mean, according to their theory, that it is in ‘agent’ position, and would be seen as ‘causing’ the action). Origin 1930s: from de- (sense 3) + nominal.
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