1. Most frequently observed Colligational patterns are argued to be morphosyntactic tendencies governing MWU lexicalization in Turkish

2. According to Smith, “Benefactive constructions explicitly indicate an event as ‘good’ for a participant using some kind of morphosyntactic means” (2010: 73).

3. The plural genitive forms of the personal pronouns mede and tede and several words for natural objects, (2) the similarities which are the result of language contacts and Adstratum phenomena--most common traits belong to this group, and (3) the phonological and morphosyntactic features that raise the question about the Livonian substratum in southern Parnumaa dialects, e.g.