Brazilian Portuguese Reciprocal Fragment #
Brazilian Portuguese encodes reciprocity with the reflexive-identical clitic se
(the grammatical strategy) and the periphrastic um o outro, alongside a
class of lexical reciprocal verbs — verbs with a transitive entry whose
reciprocal reading also emerges without se in language-specific
environments ([Pal24] ch. 2, Table 2.2; Appendix A carries the
verb list formalized in lexicalReciprocals).
se — reflexive/reciprocal clitic ([Pal24] ch. 2).
Equations
- BrazilianPortuguese.Reciprocals.seClitic = { form := "se", strategy := Reciprocal.Strategy.recipClitic, readings := [Reciprocal.Reading.reciprocal, Reciprocal.Reading.reflexive] }
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um o outro — periphrastic bipartite reciprocal (attested in [Pal24] ch. 2 (se-omission licensor in finite clauses)).
Equations
- BrazilianPortuguese.Reciprocals.bipartite = { form := "um o outro", strategy := Reciprocal.Strategy.bipartiteNP }
Instances For
Marker inventory, primary strategy first.
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Instances For
The verbs carrying lexical reciprocal entries ([Pal24], Appendix A), referenced as ordinary verb entries — the lexical strategy marks predicates, not forms. The transitive alternate is the entry itself (homophonous in Romance).
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