3. Interestingh.Langacker(1991)notes that there is crosslingual asymmetrical pattern whereby it is normal in languages for another part of speech to be nominalized that is made into a noun – without any apparent change in meaning,whereas when a noun is converred into verb,some new meaning has been added.As we have indicated above, the new meaning might be “add noun”(to sall), “remove noun” (to weed), “use noun as an instrument” ( to glue), “turn into noun” (to liquefy), and so on.