Recipients

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Recipient (also: the recipient or receptor ) describes in linguistics the semantic role that something receives.

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In German , the recipient is usually realized syntactically through an indirect object (dative in the case terminology), as in the following example, in which the noun phrase has the role of a recipient for the father :

(1.) Peter gives his father the binoculars.

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