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user:zeman:interset:features [2017/07/11 10:51] zeman [definite] |
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| | sing | singular | | | sing | singular | | ||
| | dual | dual | | | dual | dual | | ||
| + | | tri | trial | | ||
| + | | pauc | paucal | | ||
| + | | grpa | greater paucal | | ||
| | plur | plural | | | plur | plural | | ||
| + | | grpl | greater plural | | ||
| + | | inv | inverse | | ||
| | ptan | plurale tantum | | | ptan | plurale tantum | | ||
| | coll | collective / mass / singulare tantum | | | coll | collective / mass / singulare tantum | | ||
| + | | count | “counting form”, “count plural” or “quantitative plural” in Bulgarian and Macedonian (Sussex and Cubberley 2006, p. 324). It is a special plural form of nouns if they occur after numerals. (The form originates in the Proto-Slavic dual but it should not be marked as dual because 1. the dual vanished from Bulgarian and 2. the form is no longer semantically tied to the number two.) | | ||
| //Pluralia tantum// is a special case of plural, occurring e.g. in Czech. It applies to words that do not have singular forms. They use grammatical plural regardless of semantic number. Czech example: //nůžky// " | //Pluralia tantum// is a special case of plural, occurring e.g. in Czech. It applies to words that do not have singular forms. They use grammatical plural regardless of semantic number. Czech example: //nůžky// " | ||