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Lexicalized valency can only be discussed if a noun, which is in the role of a verbal root, was used before such a formation in a particular language, in this case, Slove­ nian.1 Borrowed nouns in the syntactic and word-formational base are characteristic of new verbal formations in Slovenian. Only the verbs as verbal simplex are derived from the syntactic base, and add to the new verbal formation a type of verbal action.2

On Lexicalized Valency and the Valency of (New) Complex Verbal Formations in Slovenian