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Thanks to all of you who bothered to suggest a good term. I think I
will opt for 'directed motion' and 'directional verb'. I can see
that people who have recently worked on the topic recommend 'path
verb' as the currently fashionable term. In my framework, this would
lead to another terminological clash because I distinguish the
following dynamic local relations:<br>
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allative: goal<br>
ablative: source<br>
perlative: path.<br>
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Directional verbs do not imply a perlative relation. Most of them
only designate a direction on a particular vector and are open for
an allative or ablative relation to a reference point,
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