Polish interrogative pronouns

kto 'who' and co 'what' by case, neither having a vocative: kogo serves kto as both genitive and accusative, and co serves as both nominative and accusative.

References

• M. Dalrymple and R. M. Kaplan, Feature indeterminacy and feature resolution (2000)

def Polish.Pronouns.kto : Case → Option String

kto 'who' by case.

Equations

• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.nom = some "kto"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.gen = some "kogo"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.dat = some "komu"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.acc = some "kogo"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.inst = some "kim"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.loc = some "kim"
• Polish.Pronouns.kto Polish.Case.voc = none

def Polish.Pronouns.co : Case → Option String

co 'what' by case.

Equations

• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.nom = some "co"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.gen = some "czego"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.dat = some "czemu"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.acc = some "co"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.inst = some "czym"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.loc = some "czym"
• Polish.Pronouns.co Polish.Case.voc = none