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Linglib.Fragments.Slavic.Czech.PolarityItems

Czech Polarity-Sensitive Items #

@cite{haspelmath-1997}

Lexical entries for Czech n-words (the ni- series), typed by the theory-neutral categories from Typology.PolarityItem. Standard sentential negation (the ne- prefix) lives in the sibling Fragments/Czech/Negation.lean; this file holds only the lexical reactives (operator/lexical-reactive split documented in Core/Lexical/NegMarker.lean).

The Czech ni- series #

Czech is a strict-NC language (Slavic pattern): every n-word obligatorily co-occurs with the ne- prefixed verb form, regardless of position. Nikdo nepřišel 'Nobody NEG.came'; Neviděl nikoho 'NEG.saw nobody'. Both preverbal and postverbal n-words require ne- — unlike Italian/ Spanish position-dependent NC.

nikdo — N-word for human ('nobody'). Strict NC: requires the ne- prefix on the verb regardless of position.

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    nic — N-word for non-human ('nothing').

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      nikdy — Temporal n-word ('never').

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        nikam — Locative n-word ('nowhere').

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          žádný — Determiner n-word ('no/none').

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            The Czech polarity-item inventory: the Fragment-side joint listing every polarity item this fragment defines.

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