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This article presents an enclosing typology of the pronominal verbs, which we divide in two groups: pronominal verbs in full degree (without lexematic correlation) and pronominal verbs in relative degree (with lexematic correlation). We exemplify the above mentioned classification in the Muestra de un diccionario de la lengua castellana (1871) of R. J. Cuervo and V. G. Manrique

Hacia una tipología de los verbos pronominales. Fraseología en la <i>Muestra</i> lexicográfica de R. J. Cuervo y V. G. Manrique