Intensifying Verb Prefix Patterns in Czech and Russian

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  • Jaroslava Hlavácová
  • Anna Nedoluzhko
چکیده

In Czech and in Russian there is a set of prefixes changing the meaning of imperfective verbs always in the same manner. The change often (in Czech always) demands adding a reflexive morpheme. This feature can be used for automatic recognition of words, without the need to store them in morphological dictionaries.

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تاریخ انتشار 2013