The Gothic Genitive Plural in /-ee/ Yet Again: A Sarmatian Solution by David L. White

“…As levels of competence increased, /-aanaa/ was “genderized” (and “Gothicized”) by replacing gender-neutral /-aanaa-/ with F /-ↄↄnↄ/ (which spread to Pre-OHG) and M /-ɛɛnɛɛ/. …”
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Usages de l’anglais dans les intitulés de postes d'un corpus francophone. Analyse discursive outillée d’un corpus d’annonces d’emploi en ligne by Corentin Vialar, Camille Debras, Iris Eshkol-Taravella

“…When job titles are created using both languages, they follow specific and consistent morphosyntactic rules. Finally, although grammatical gender is less marked in English than in French, English is also used in the marking of parity (i.e., to indicate that a job is open to women as much as to men).…”
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Narrative Skills of Bilingual Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder by Huong Hoang, Ana Maria Gonzalez-Barrero, Aparna Nadig

“…We measured: (1) language production (number of utterances, total number of words), (2) macrostructure (appropriate sequencing of events, number of events mentioned, coherence), (3) microstructure (character introductions, maintenance of referential terms, use of grammatical gender, use of connectives), and (4) evaluative devices (both linguistic and non-linguistic), and mental state terms. …”
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LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF UNDERSTATEMENT IN MODERN ENGLISH by V. G. Ivanova

“…Further on it is emphasized that the structure of Understatement is complex, diverse and can be expressed by a variety of lexical as well as grammatical means, among which double negation, modal verbs, the adverbs of degree and particles can often be encountered which are in most cases dependent on the context. …”
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THE PSEUDO-SLAVIC REALIA IN PSEUDO-ETHNIC FANTASY: THE ISSUES OF TRANSLATION INTO THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE by Nadezhda V. Rabkina

“…As part of the translation, translators had to adhere to the grammar rules of the Russian language and eliminate grammatical errors in parts of speech or gender.…”
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Syntax and morphology of Baniswola Pashto: investigating universal and dialectal variations by Afaq Khan, Tahir Saleem, Arshad Ali Khan, Summiya Azam

“…Findings reveal distinct gender, number, and case agreement patterns in nouns and adjectives, alongside unique syntactic flexibility in determiners like daɣa (‘this’) and aɣa (‘that’). …”
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