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French Morphology: Personal Pronouns and The ‘Definite Article‘

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

George L. Trager*
Affiliation:
University of Buffalo

Extract

This article presents an analysis of the morphemic structure of the French personal pronouns. The ‘definite article’ is taken as a pronominal form—see §2.4. The analysis is carried out by the methods discussed in my article French morphology: Verb inflection, Lg. 31.511–29 (1955); note particularly §0.2 for the general basis, §0.3 for symbols, and §§1.1–2 for phonology and morphophonemics.

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Research Article
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Copyright © 1958 Linguistic Society of America

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