Resources on linguistic features

[w.a.zantema]

Hey all,

After a long time (literally decades) of being interested in conlangs and conlanging, I finally decided to start making my first conlang. Since the conlang I'm making is a priori and supposed to be naturalistic, I'm curious to know where I can find resources on how common certain linguistic features are cross-linguistically (anything from phonology, word order, grammatical features like ergativity or evidentiality, etc.). Or perhaps more importantly, which features are more likely to come together, like how apparently SOV languages tend to have postpositions rather than prepositions.

Any advice on where I could find this kind of information will be much appreciated. Thanks!

[Creyeditor]

The World Atlas of Language Structures (wals.info) is a good place to start.

[w.a.zantema]

Oh wow, that's exactly what I was looking for, got an interactive map and intersecting features and everything. This will keep me entertained for hours, if not months.

Thank you so much!

[eldin raigmore]

Oh wow, that's exactly what I was looking for, got an interactive map and intersecting features and everything. This will keep me entertained for hours, if not months.

Thank you so much!

You can display up to four features simultaneously.
I’ve made very frequent use of being able to pair any two features.
Not so much three or four features, but I have used them.