Turkish Predicate Lexicon Fragment #
@cite{qing-uegaki-2025}
Turkish predicates relevant to @cite{qing-uegaki-2025}. Properties like
C-distributivity and NVP class are DERIVED from the attitudeBuilder field.
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- Fragments.Turkish.Predicates.instBEqTurkishVerbEntry.beq x✝¹ x✝ = false
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"kork-" — fear (Class 2: C-distributive, negative).
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"um-" — hope (Class 3: C-distributive, positive, anti-rogative).
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"merak et-" — wonder/be curious (rogative, non-preferential).
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"endişelen-" — worry (Class 1: non-C-distributive).
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Causative predicates #
Turkish morphological causative suffix -dür (@cite{song-1996}: COMPACT type). Allomorphs: -dür, -tür, -dir, -tir (vowel harmony). "Ali Hasan-ı öl-dür-dü" = "Ali killed Hasan" (öl 'die' + -dür CAUS)
öl-dür-mek — die-CAUS = "to kill" (morphological COMPACT causative).
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yap-tır-mak — do-CAUS = "to make (someone) do" (productive causative).
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Turkish causative -dür uses .make builder.
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