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Parts-of-speech systems in flexible languages, as defined by Hengeveld, are analyzed from the combinatorial point of view. All theoretically possible word orders are considered with the aim of determining whether word order can be used as the only device that can eliminate the possible functional ambiguity in those languages. The answer is affirmative only for parts-of-speech systems of type 3. The analysis reveals some instances of ambiguity which have not been reported previously

The Combinatorics of Word Order in Flexible Parts-of-speech Systems