Broken Plural Semantics is a linguistic framework within the study of number marking that systematically accounts for non-concatenative plural forms in certain languages by formalizing the semantic and morphosyntactic mismatches arising from irregular stem alterations.
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Bare plurals, bare conditionals, and only
Kai von Fintel · Journal of Semantics · 1997 · 202 citations
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