German Coordination Morphology #
@cite{schwarzer-2026}
German conjunction morphology. German uses a J-only strategy (like English and Irish): the single conjunction particle und realizes the J (set intersection) operator.
oder "or" is the disjunction counterpart; aber / sondern are adversative.
und — conjunction proper (J particle, free word). "Die Stadt beendet [DP die Überarbeitung] und [CP dass für Neugeborene ein Baum gepflanzt wird]."
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- Fragments.German.Coordination.und = { form := "und", gloss := "and", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.j, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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oder — disjunction.
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- Fragments.German.Coordination.oder = { form := "oder", gloss := "or", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.disj, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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aber — adversative ("but", contrastive).
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- Fragments.German.Coordination.aber = { form := "aber", gloss := "but", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.advers, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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sondern — adversative ("but rather", corrective; requires negation).
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German uses a J-only conjunction strategy.
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German J-only strategy realizes exactly 1 overt morpheme.