Russian interrogative pronouns #
The Russian interrogative pronouns, each with the ontological category it asks about: kto
'who' for people and čto 'what' for things, as Wade describes them, and gde 'where', kogda
'when', kak 'how', skol'ko 'how much' and the determiner kakoj, which Haspelmath tabulates
with them. They are the bases of the indefinite series of Russian.Indefinites.
References #
kto (кто) 'who' asks about a person ([Wad20] §121).
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.kto = { form := "kto", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.person }
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čto (что) 'what' asks about a thing ([Wad20] §121).
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.čto = { form := "čto", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.thing }
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gde 'where' asks about a place.
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.gde = { form := "gde", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.place }
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kogda 'when' asks about a time.
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.kogda = { form := "kogda", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.time }
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kak 'how' asks about a manner.
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.kak = { form := "kak", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.manner }
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skol'ko 'how much' asks about an amount.
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.skol'ko = { form := "skol'ko", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.amount }
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kakoj 'which' is the interrogative determiner.
Equations
- Russian.Pronouns.kakoj = { form := "kakoj", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.determiner }
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The interrogatives on which the indefinite series are built.
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