@inbook{e0730eec2c97462a990ec7083378a3ea,
title = "Exploring the Distribution of AENG, the Old Frisian Counterpart of Modern English ANY, Modern Dutch ENIG.",
abstract = "Old Frisian regularly features a word which is etymologically related to the word any in Modern English, and to enig in Modern Dutch. The purpose of this explorative article is to make a beginning with the description of the distributional properties of this word aeng in old Frisian. We will show that this word, like its Modern English counterpart any, behaves like a negative polarity item. An attempt is made to characterise the range of syntactic / semantic contexts in which it may appear.",
author = "E. Hoekstra and S. Siebinga",
note = "Reporting year: 2008 Metis note: Een spannend artikel waarin wiskundige noties uit de modeltheoretische semantiek het nut voor de analyse van natuurlijke taal bewijzen.",
year = "2008",
language = "Niet gedefinieerd",
isbn = "978-90-420-2181-5",
volume = "0165-7305",
series = "Amsterdamer Beitr{\"a}ge zur {\"a}lteren Germanistik",
publisher = "Rodopi",
pages = "153--162",
editor = "{Bremmer Jr.}, R.H. and S. Laker and O. Vries",
booktitle = "Advances in Old Frisian Philology",
}