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Reciprocal pronouns

import Linglib.Syntax.Category.Pronoun.Reciprocal

A reciprocal pronoun is a pronoun that is the nominal exponent of reciprocity: it carries the marker data of Syntax/Reciprocal.lean and the nominal strategy it realizes, and its kind fixes the reciprocal binding class. A fragment writes the pronoun once and derives its Reciprocal.Marker with toMarker; Hungarian egymás, Japanese otagai and Wan ɔ̄ŋ̄ are such objects. Verbal and clitic reciprocal strategies are not pronouns and stay bare markers.

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A reciprocal pronoun is a Pronoun that is the nominal exponent of reciprocity, with the strategy it realizes.

structure ReciprocalPronounL32–38
extends Pronoun :

Used by instDecidableEqReciprocalPronoun, ReciprocalPronoun.toMarker, ReciprocalPronoun.toWord, ReciprocalPronoun.bindingClassOf_toWord

Used in Fragments/English/Pronouns, Fragments/German/Pronouns, Fragments/Hungarian/Reciprocals, Fragments/Japanese/Pronouns, Fragments/Turkish/Anaphors and 1 more