Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs

The interplay between lexical information and the rules of grammar is demonstrated by selected morphological and syntactic phenomena from the domain of Czech verbs. The application of some grammatical rules is based on the data stored in the lexicon. The information about valency is a su...

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Main Author: Panevova Jarmila
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Institute for the Serbian Language, Belgrade 2013-01-01
Series:Južnoslovenski Filolog
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-185X/2013/0350-185X1369075P.pdf
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spelling doaj-6802495ce9a84e078dc94c49166791ea2020-11-24T23:45:08ZengSerbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Institute for the Serbian Language, BelgradeJužnoslovenski Filolog0350-185X2013-01-01201369759010.2298/JFI1369075P0350-185X1369075PApplication of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbsPanevova Jarmila0Karlova univerzita v Praze, Matematicko-fyzikalni fakulta Ustav formalni a aplikovane lingvistiky, Praha, CzechThe interplay between lexical information and the rules of grammar is demonstrated by selected morphological and syntactic phenomena from the domain of Czech verbs. The application of some grammatical rules is based on the data stored in the lexicon. The information about valency is a substantial part of a lexical entry and it contains a great deal of supplementary information about this item. Systemic surface omissions of the obligatory valency positions are indicated in the valency frame in the lexicon (Sect. 2). Conditions for the choice of the formal expressions of the valency members (e.g. conjunctions in content clauses, infinitive forms of participants) depend on the features given in the corresponding lexical item of their governing verb as well (Sect. 3 and 6). Two types of semantic conversions are demonstrated in Section 4 with regard to the distinctions in their valency frames. The relation of reciprocity is understood here as a syntactic diathesis (Sect. 5). The introduction of the new types of grammatical diatheses is discussed in Sect. 7: The morphologhy and syntax of resultative, recipient and dispositional diatheses are described here together with the requirements of the grammatical component regarding the shape of lexical items of the verbs participating in these diathesis (Section 8).http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-185X/2013/0350-185X1369075P.pdflexicongrammarvalencyvalency frameresultative diathesesrecipient diathesesdispositional diatheses
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Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
Južnoslovenski Filolog
lexicon
grammar
valency
valency frame
resultative diatheses
recipient diatheses
dispositional diatheses
author_facet Panevova Jarmila
author_sort Panevova Jarmila
title Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
title_short Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
title_full Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
title_fullStr Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
title_full_unstemmed Application of lexical information in grammar: On the data of Czech verbs
title_sort application of lexical information in grammar: on the data of czech verbs
publisher Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Institute for the Serbian Language, Belgrade
series Južnoslovenski Filolog
issn 0350-185X
publishDate 2013-01-01
description The interplay between lexical information and the rules of grammar is demonstrated by selected morphological and syntactic phenomena from the domain of Czech verbs. The application of some grammatical rules is based on the data stored in the lexicon. The information about valency is a substantial part of a lexical entry and it contains a great deal of supplementary information about this item. Systemic surface omissions of the obligatory valency positions are indicated in the valency frame in the lexicon (Sect. 2). Conditions for the choice of the formal expressions of the valency members (e.g. conjunctions in content clauses, infinitive forms of participants) depend on the features given in the corresponding lexical item of their governing verb as well (Sect. 3 and 6). Two types of semantic conversions are demonstrated in Section 4 with regard to the distinctions in their valency frames. The relation of reciprocity is understood here as a syntactic diathesis (Sect. 5). The introduction of the new types of grammatical diatheses is discussed in Sect. 7: The morphologhy and syntax of resultative, recipient and dispositional diatheses are described here together with the requirements of the grammatical component regarding the shape of lexical items of the verbs participating in these diathesis (Section 8).
topic lexicon
grammar
valency
valency frame
resultative diatheses
recipient diatheses
dispositional diatheses
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