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Linglib.Fragments.German.Morph

German Morphological Profile #

@cite{wals-2013} @cite{bickel-nichols-2001}

WALS-derived profile (Ch 20A–29A, 21B, 62A, 79A/B, 80A) for German (ISO deu, WALS code ger). The B&N 2001 parameters (flexivity := flexive, bnExponence := cumulative) are not derivable from any WALS chapter and are paper-stipulated per @cite{bickel-nichols-2001}; together with the WALS-derived fusion := concatenative they place German in the traditional "fusional" cell.

WALS F20A's exclusivelyConcatenative verdict samples a small set of formatives and systematically under-weights ablaut (singen sang gesungen) and umlaut (Bruder ~ Brüder); a process-based treatment would not classify German as exclusively concatenative.

German: WALS-derived MorphProfile via MorphProfile.fromWALS. Required-field fallbacks match WALS values (lookup wins when present); flexivity and bnExponence are stipulated per B&N 2001.

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