Experiencer (definition) - Revision history

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−	Experiencer is a [[Thematic ~~relation~~ (definition)\|thematic relation]] associated with noun phrases whose referent is capable of experiencing senses or emotions. For example, the subject of the sense verbs "smell, see, taste, hear, look, feel, listen'', the emotion predicates ''like, hate, endure, love'' as well as predicates of mental state like ''understand, think, believe, disbelieve,'' etc. are all experiencers. For example, in the sentence ''Bill loves Pat'', ''Bill'' is the experiencer.	+	Experiencer is a [[Thematic Relation (definition)\|thematic relation]] associated with noun phrases whose referent is capable of experiencing senses or emotions. For example, the subject of the sense verbs "smell, see, taste, hear, look, feel, listen'', the emotion predicates ''like, hate, endure, love'' as well as predicates of mental state like ''understand, think, believe, disbelieve,'' etc. are all experiencers. For example, in the sentence ''Bill loves Pat'', ''Bill'' is the experiencer.

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-. For example, in the sentence ''April tasted the sea salt'', '''April''' is an experiencer because she tasted something.
+Experiencer is a [[Thematic relation (definition)|thematic relation]] associated with noun phrases whose referent is capable of experiencing senses or emotions. For example, the subject of the sense verbs "smell, see, taste, hear, look, feel, listen'', the emotion predicates ''like, hate, endure, love'' as well as predicates of mental state like ''understand, think, believe, disbelieve,'' etc. are all experiencers. For example, in the sentence ''Bill loves Pat'', ''Bill'' is the experiencer.
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-*http://www.sil.org/linguistics/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/WhatIsExperiencerAsASemanticRo.htm
+The link below takes you away from the Gaelic Wiki to Wikipedia. Since wikipedia pages can be edited by anyone, they often contain inaccurate information. So be careful!
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-A word in a sentence whose semantic role in relation to the verb, is to have received, accepted, or undergone the effect of an action. For example, in the sentence ''April tasted the sea salt'', '''April''' is an experiencer because she tasted something.
+. For example, in the sentence ''April tasted the sea salt'', '''April''' is an experiencer because she tasted something.
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-http://www.sil.org/linguistics/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/WhatIsExperiencerAsASemanticRo.htm
+*http://www.sil.org/linguistics/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/WhatIsExperiencerAsASemanticRo.htm
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		+	A word in a sentence whose semantic role in relation to the verb, is to have received, accepted, or undergone the effect of an action. For example, in the sentence ''April tasted the sea salt'', '''April''' is an experiencer because she tasted something.
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