Clitic Inflection is a morphosyntactic phenomenon in Old Norse morphology whereby a clitic, functioning as a bound grammatical element, attaches to a host word to express inflectional categories such as case, number, or person, distinguishing it from both free-standing inflectional words and fully integrated affixal morphology.
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Cliticization vs. Inflection: English n't
Arnold M. Zwicky, Geoffrey K. Pullum · Language · 1983 · 895 citations
Aspects of the syntax of clitic placement in western romance
Juan Uriagereka · Linguistic Inquiry · 1995 · 888 citations
Mark C. Baker, Kyle Johnson, Ian Roberts · Linguistic Inquiry · 1989 · 659 citations
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