Modern Greek Complementizers @cite{christidis-1982} @cite{roussou-2010} #
@cite{roussou-2019} @cite{angelopoulos-2026}
The three Modern Greek complementizers and a small inventory of matrix verbs that select them. Consensus-only metadata: form, mood (indicative / subjunctive / factive), categorial [n]-feature, and the stativity / attitude classification of the matrix verbs.
Scope #
This file exposes ONLY consensus typological metadata. The
content/situation typing of the matrix-verb selection that
@cite{angelopoulos-2026} introduces (following @cite{bondarenko-2022})
is paper-specific apparatus and lives in
Phenomena/Complementation/Studies/Angelopoulos2026.lean as a
projection over these VerbCore entries — it does not pollute the
fragment schema.
Three complementizers #
- oti — indicative declarative (@cite{christidis-1982}, @cite{roussou-2010}). Combines with verbs of saying / belief / knowledge. Bears an uninterpretable [n]-feature checked by a light noun in its specifier per @cite{angelopoulos-2026} §3.1.
- pu — factive declarative (@cite{christidis-1982}, @cite{roussou-2019}). Combines with emotive factives and doubles as adverbial / relative / interrogative pronoun where. Bears the same [n]-feature as oti.
- na — subjunctive (@cite{grano-2024}). Already covered in
Fragments.Greek.StandardModern.MoodChoice; referenced here for completeness, not redefined.
The three Modern Greek complementizers covered here. na is
in MoodChoice.lean; GreekComplementizer.na is exposed for
cross-reference but the substantive entries live there.
- oti : GreekComplementizer
- pu : GreekComplementizer
- na : GreekComplementizer
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Phonological form.
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Bears an uninterpretable [n]-feature checked by a light noun in Spec,CP per @cite{angelopoulos-2026} §3.1. na does not bear [n]; its checking machinery is mood-driven (@cite{grano-2024}).
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Factive presupposition (consensus across @cite{christidis-1982}, @cite{roussou-2010}, @cite{roussou-2019}, @cite{angelopoulos-2026}).
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All three are finite.
oti and pu both bear the [n]-feature; na does not.
léo (λέω) 'say' — past tense ípe in @cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 1a. Speech-act verb, eventive (activity).
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pistévo (πιστεύω) 'believe' — doxastic, stative.
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kséro (ξέρω) 'know' (alongside gnorízo) — factive doxastic, stative. Rejects manner adverbs (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 21a).
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katalavéno (καταλαβαίνω) 'understand' — eventive (allows manner adverbs in @cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 21b, 22a), factive doxastic.
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sinidhitopió (συνειδητοποιώ) 'realize' — eventive (achievement), factive doxastic (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 21b).
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eksigó (εξηγώ) 'explain' — accomplishment, takes oti yielding explanans reading (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 4a).
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metanióno (μετανιώνω) 'regret' — preferential (negative valence), stative. @cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 1b, 20.
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aréso (αρέσω) 'appeal to / be liked by' — Class III experiencer, stative (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 13, 14; @cite{landau-2009}).
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xérome (χαίρομαι) 'be happy/glad' — preferential positive, stative.
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thimáme (θυμάμαι) 'remember' — ambiguous between direct- perception (eventive, with oti) and stative recollection (with pu). Citation form is the eventive one; @cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 22 contrasts the two.
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thimóno (θυμώνω) 'get/be angry' — eventive (achievement) normally; stative when taking pu (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} ex. 19, 23).
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The pu-only verbs are all stative. This is the consensus pattern (@cite{angelopoulos-2026} §2.3, restating the diagnostic from @cite{roussou-2019}).
The oti-only verbs span eventive and stative classes: léo, katalavéno, sinidhitopió, eksigó are eventive; pistévo and kséro are stative.