Grammatical_category

A grammatical category is a general term. It encompasses among other things:

• Grammatical aspect
• Grammatical case
• Grammatical mood
• Definiteness
• Animacy
• Evidentiality
• Noun class
• Grammatical gender
• Grammatical number
• Grammatical polarity
• Grammatical tense
• Transitivity
• Grammatical voice
• Grammatical person

A grammatical category is a set of features which express related conceptual distinctions, and are often expressed in similar ways in a language. They are often the subject of agreement constraints.

References

• What is a grammatical category? - SIL.org

See also

• Grammatical function
• Syntax

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