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Linglib.Fragments.Korean.Complementizers

Korean complementizers and clause-embedding verbs #

Korean embeds a clause in three ways: a bare clause in the declarative ending -ta followed by the connective -ko; a -ta-clause under the adnominal ending -nun and the light noun kes 'thing'; and a bare adnominal clause under kes. The three endings are complementizer entries, kes a word, and the matrix verbs of Bondarenko's Korean data verb entries; her assignment of -ta to the Cont head and of -nun and -ko to allomorphs of Comp is the matter of Studies/Bondarenko2022.lean.

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Clause-typing morphemes #

-ta, the declarative ending, on finite verbs and on bare embedded clauses (ilk-ess-ta-ko).

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    -nun, the adnominal ending, which turns a clause into a noun modifier and under kes 'thing' yields a nominalized complement.

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      -ko, the connective ending on bare embedded clauses, adjacent to the verb.

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        The light noun kes #

        kes 'thing', the light noun under adnominal clauses.

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          Matrix verbs #

          yukamsulewehay-ta 'regret', a stative negative preference.

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            mit-ta 'believe', a stative non-veridical doxastic.

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              sayngkakha-ta 'think', a non-veridical doxastic activity.

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                haysekha-ta 'interpret'.

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                  selmyengha-ta 'explain', which takes its clause as a theme argument.

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