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Linglib.Syntax.Category.Determiner.IndeterminateQuantifier

Indeterminate quantifiers #

An indeterminate quantifier is built from an indeterminate pronoun, an interrogative, and a particle that is also a coordinator of the language. Japanese dare-ka 'someone' and dare-mo 'everyone' combine dare 'who' with ka 'or' and mo 'and', and Latin quisque 'each' combines quis 'who' with the enclitic -que 'and'. A coordinator has a quantifier use when an indeterminate quantifier of its language has it as its particle. What the quantifier denotes is IndeterminateQuantifier.reading, in Semantics/Quantification/IndeterminateQuantifier.lean.

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An indeterminate quantifier is an indeterminate pronoun with a particle that is a coordinator of the language, and the classifier between them where there is one.

  • indeterminate : InterrogativePronoun

    The indeterminate pronoun.

  • particle : Coordinator

    The particle, a coordinator of the language.

  • classifier : Option Classifier

    The classifier after the indeterminate, as in Japanese nan-nin-ka.

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    def instDecidableEqIndeterminateQuantifier.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : IndeterminateQuantifier) :
    Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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      The citation form joins the indeterminate, its classifier and the particle by hyphens, and puts the particle of a determiner, such as Japanese dono 'which', after the noun the determiner takes.

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        An indeterminate quantifier's determiner record carries its form.

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