dvandva
英 ['dvɑ:ndvɑ:] 美 ['dvɑndvɑ]

n.

并列复合词，相违释；

英英释义

Dvandva

• A dvandva (Sanskrit द्वन्द्व dvandva 'pair') or twin or Siamese linguistic compound refers to one or more objects that could be connected in sense by the conjunction 'and', where the objects refer to the parts of an agglomeration described by the compound. Dvandvas are common in some languages such as Sanskrit where the term originates, as well as Chinese, Japanese, and some Modern Indic languages such as Hindi and Urdu, but less common in English (the term is not often found in English dictionaries).

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权威例句

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Modern Greek V V dvandva compounds: A linguistic innovation in the history of the Indo-European languages 1
Origin and Development of the Elliptic Dual and of Dvandva Compounds
Greek Dvandva Compounds
Dvandva, Tatpurusa and Bahuvrhi: on the Vedic sources for the names of the compound types in Pānini’s grammar
Devata-Dvandva in Hittite, Greek, and Latin
The Vedic Dual: Part VI, The Elliptic Dual; Part VII, The Dual Dvandva
Некоторые наблюдения над атематическим dvandva в древнегреческом языке
THE ROLE OF VERB STEM IN FORMATION OF COMPLEX WORDS REFERRING TO DVANDVA TYPE (ON THE MATERIALS OF BEDIL''S POETRY)