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Linglib.Fragments.Dutch.Gender

Dutch gender #

Dutch has two controller genders. The common gender, which Broekhuis and Corver's grammar calls non-neuter, is the merger of the historical masculine and feminine and is the gender of the de-words; the neuter is the gender of the het-words. The definite article and the demonstratives distinguish the two genders in the singular only, and Dutch.Determiners.singular records that evidence. The genders are read off the determiners rather than the pronouns, since pronominal agreement is partly semantic and follows the individuation of the referent ([Kra12a]).

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Dutch has two controller genders, the common gender of the de-words and the neuter of the het-words.

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    def Dutch.Gender.instReprValue.repr :
    Value → ℕ → Std.Format
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      Each Dutch gender bears the comparative label of the same name.

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