Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)

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ID	2005CZ038205
Author(s)	Caha, Pavel; Karlík, Petr
Title	Where does modality come from?
Published	Modality in Slavonic Languages : New Perspectives, München, Sagner 2005, s. 61-72
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Jednotlivé slovní druhy, jejich mluvnické kategorie a význam Popis a rozbor jazyka Kontakty češtiny s jazyky neslovanskými. Příspěvky srovnávací Tvoření slov
Classification (EN)	Particular word classes, their grammatical categories and meaning Description and analysis of language Contacts of Czech with non-Slavonic languages Word formation
Subjects	adjektiva modální; morfémy; tvoření slov; studie porovnávací; angličtina; sufixy
Subjects (DE)	Wortbildung; Vergleichsstudie; Englisch; Suffixe
Note	Česká modální adjektiva, jejich tvoření sufixem -teln(ý) a charakteristika. Srovnání s angličtinou
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
Holdings (in Germany)	in KVK prüfen [isbn]
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/38205
PURL	Citation link

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Bibliography of the Czech Linguistics (BibCzechLing)

Where does modality come from?