Norwegian Verb-Particle Constructions #
@cite{dendikken-1995}
Lexical entries for Norwegian (Bokmål) verb-particle constructions, recording the active word-order alternation and the passive prefix incorporation that distinguishes Norwegian from English. In active clauses the particle alternates freely between inner (V-Prt-NP) and outer (V-NP-Prt) positions. In passives, unlike English, the particle may surface to the immediate left of the participle as a prefix-like incorporation: Hunden vart utsparka 'the dog was kicked out'. This contrast was the central piece of evidence in @cite{dendikken-1995} §2.3.3.5 ("The Norwegian parallel") for treating particle incorporation as a cross-linguistically available operation.
Main definitions #
NorwegianVPCEntry— a single entry with citation, surface forms, and the passive-incorporation flag.inventory— five canonical entries.
Main results #
inventory_citation_eq— every entry's citation form isverb ++ " " ++ particle(Norwegian convention: VPCs written with space).inventory_passive_incorporation— every inventory entry permits passive prefix incorporation (the productive Norwegian pattern that contrasts with English).
A Norwegian VPC entry. Records (i) the conventional space-separated citation form, (ii) the bare verb infinitive and particle, (iii) both active and (when available) passive surface participle forms, and (iv) the passive-incorporation availability flag.
- citationForm : String
Citation form, conventionally written with a space: sparke ut, sette ned.
- verb : String
Bare verb infinitive (without particle).
- particle : String
The particle.
- pastParticipleActive : String
Active-clause past participle (verb-medial, particle stays): sparket ut, satt ned.
- passiveIncorporation : Bool
Whether the particle may prefix the participle in passives — the productive Norwegian pattern (per @cite{dendikken-1995} §2.3.3.5, citing Åfarli 1985). For all entries here, true.
- passiveIncorporated : Option String
Passive incorporated form (particle prefixed to participle): utsparket, nedsatt.
noneifpassiveIncorporation = false. - gloss : String
English gloss.
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An entry permits passive prefix incorporation.
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Inventory #
sparke ut 'kick out'. Passive incorporation: utsparket (per @cite{dendikken-1995} §2.4.3 ex. 134, citing Åfarli 1985).
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sette ned 'set down'.
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klippe av 'cut off'.
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kjøre bort 'drive away'.
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sende ut 'send out'.
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The canonical inventory.
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Properties #
An entry's citation form follows the Norwegian convention
verb ++ " " ++ particle.
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- Fragments.Norwegian.VerbParticles.IsCitationConcat e = (e.citationForm = e.verb ++ " " ++ e.particle)
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- Fragments.Norwegian.VerbParticles.instDecidablePredNorwegianVPCEntryIsCitationConcat e = decEq e.citationForm (e.verb ++ " " ++ e.particle)
Every inventory entry's citation form is verb ++ " " ++ particle.
Every inventory entry permits passive prefix incorporation — the productive Norwegian pattern that contrasts with English.
Every inventory entry has a recorded passive-incorporated form
(consistent with passiveIncorporation = true).