Clitic Clustering is a linguistic phenomenon in which multiple clitics attach as a group to a single host word, distinguished from isolated clitic attachment by the co-occurrence and syntactic interaction of two or more clitics within a minimal structural domain.
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<i>Elsewhere</i> in Romance: Evidence from Clitic Clusters
Diego Pescarini · Linguistic Inquiry · 2010 · 71 citations · Full text
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