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Linglib.Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement

Russian Adjective Agreement #

@cite{alexeyenko-zeijlstra-2025}

Russian has long and short adjective forms. Long forms are fully inflected for gender, number, and case; they appear in BOTH predicative and attributive positions. Short forms are pred-only and lack case marking (39), Table 4.

For the MAG, only the form that CAN appear attributively matters — the long form. Since the long form is identical in pred and attr use and is fully φ/κ-specified, MAG(a) is satisfied. Russian correctly violates the HFF: A–XP–N is attested (24).

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def Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement.longFormFeatures :
List Minimalism.Modification.MAGFeatureType

Russian long-form features: φ (number, gender) + κ (6-case).

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    def Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement.dpFeatures :
    List Minimalism.Modification.MAGFeatureType
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      def Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement.entry :
      Minimalism.Modification.AdjAgreementEntry

      Russian: long forms are identical in pred and attr.

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        theorem Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement.same_agreement :
        entry.sameAgreement = true
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        theorem Fragments.Russian.AdjAgreement.phi_kappa_complete :
        entry.phiKappaComplete = true