German Relativization Fragment

[KC77]

Two relative clause markers:

• Relative pronoun der/die/das (+case, postnominal, covers SU–GEN; Table 1 leaves OCOMP blank)
• Prenominal participial construction (-case, covers SU only), the paper's European example of a subjects-only participial strategy (§1.3.1 p. 70, alongside Russian and Polish)

Data from [KC77] Table 1.

def German.relDer : RelativeClause.Marker

Relative pronoun der/die/das, inflected for case; postnominal RC. Covers SU–GEN (Table 1 p. 77; OCOMP blank). The paper's ex. (1): "der Mann, der in seinem Büro arbeitet" 'the man who is working in his study'; [KC79] p. 337 exx. (31)-(32) show the case contrast (der nom. vs den acc.).

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def German.relParticiple : RelativeClause.Marker

Prenominal participial construction; NP_rel is deleted (gap). Covers SU only — the subjects-only participial strategy of §1.3.1 p. 70. The paper's ex. (2): "der in seinem Büro arbeitende Mann" 'the man who is working in his study'.

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def German.relMarkers : List RelativeClause.Marker

All German relative clause markers.

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• German.relMarkers = [German.relDer, German.relParticiple]