Assertion: postposition | /r/CapableOf | follow the noun
Facets:
value: in punjabi
type: OTHER
value: unlike english
type: OTHER
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: immediately
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Postpositions in Punjabi link nouns, pronouns and phrases to other parts of the sentence in the same way prepositions do in English, the difference being that postpositions follow the noun whereas the prepositions precede it.
text: Postposition goes after a noun or pronoun.
text: The postpositions ਨੇ, ਨੂੰ and ਤੋਂ always immediately follow the noun.
text: In Punjabi, postpositions follow the noun or pronoun unlike English, where these precede the noun or pronoun, and thus termed prepositions.
text: In Turkish, verbs generally come at the end of the sentence or clause; adjectives and possessive nouns come before the noun they describe; and meanings such as "behind", "for", "like/similar to" etc. are expressed as postpositions following the noun rather than prepositions before it.
text: In Punjabi, postpositions follow the noun or pronoun unlike English, where these precede the noun or pronoun and thus termed prepositions.