Marcel den Dikken | Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary | Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics
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with particular emphasis on the uniform morphosyntax of the Hungarian element -ik, treated as an exponent of
se both in the verbal domain and in the nominal domain (in ordinal numeral constructions). The analysis is couched in
the syntax of predication proposed in Den Dikken (2006), with se represented
as the subject of a reverse predication.
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