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| − | Coincidence is when the located object is in contact with the reference object. Some of the prepositions that indicate coincidence in Norwegian are '[[på]]', '[[inntil]]' and '[[mot]]'. '[[På]]' also indicates a relationship of superiority of the located object to the reference object, while 'inntil' | + | Coincidence is when the located object is in contact with the reference object. |
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| + | Some of the prepositions that indicate coincidence in Norwegian are '[[på]]', '[[inntil]]' and '[[mot]]'. '[[På]]' also indicates a relationship of superiority of the located object to the reference object, while both 'inntil' and 'mot' incate a relationship of laterality. The usage of 'mot' also has limitations concerning the size of the reference object compared to the located object; the reference object have to the just as large or larger. | ||
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Revision as of 10:52, 2 April 2009
Coincidence is when the located object is in contact with the reference object.
Some of the prepositions that indicate coincidence in Norwegian are 'på', 'inntil' and 'mot'. 'På' also indicates a relationship of superiority of the located object to the reference object, while both 'inntil' and 'mot' incate a relationship of laterality. The usage of 'mot' also has limitations concerning the size of the reference object compared to the located object; the reference object have to the just as large or larger.
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