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Linglib.Fragments.Turkish.Relativization

Turkish relative clauses #

Turkish relative clauses precede their head and their verb is a participle, -(y)En when the head is the subject and -DIK otherwise, with the subject of the clause in the genitive. With the relativized position left empty this relativizes subjects through obliques. Below that a pronominal element is retained, a possessive suffix on the head noun for genitives and a stressed pronoun for objects of comparison, the latter with reduced acceptability. The data are [KC77]'s.

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The participial suffixes of a prenominal clause, -(y)En and -DIK: the relativized position is left empty from subjects through obliques, and a pronominal element is retained at genitives and, marginally, objects of comparison.

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    The Turkish relativizers.

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