Irish Coordination Morphemes #
@cite{haspelmath-2007}
Irish coordination morphemes. Irish is a J-only language for conjunction: "agus" is the sole conjunctive coordinator. There is no MU (additive particle) strategy for conjunction attested.
Connection to Typology.lean: Phenomena.Coordination.Studies.Haspelmath2007.irish
encodes the structural pattern (a_co_b only, J-only strategy).
agus — conjunction, J particle. Free, prepositive. "Sean agus Maire" = "Sean and Maire".
Equations
- Fragments.Irish.Coordination.agus = { form := "agus", gloss := "and", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.j, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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no — disjunction. Free, prepositive. "Sean no Maire" = "Sean or Maire".
Equations
- Fragments.Irish.Coordination.no_ = { form := "nó", gloss := "or", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.disj, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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na — negative disjunction / comparative particle. "ni Sean na Maire" = "neither Sean nor Maire". Also used in comparatives: "nios mo na" = "bigger than".
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ach — adversative conjunction. "Ta se fuar ach tirim" = "It is cold but dry".
Equations
- Fragments.Irish.Coordination.ach = { form := "ach", gloss := "but", role := Features.Coordination.CoordRole.advers, boundness := Features.Coordination.Boundness.free }
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All Irish coordination morphemes are free (no bound clitics).
Irish has exactly one conjunction morpheme (J-only, no MU).