Предикатно-аргументная структура польских и болгарских многоприставочных глаголов
Predicate-argument structure of Polish and Bulgarian polyprefixal verbs

Summary/Abstract: The modern Bulgarian and Polish languages display a tendency to create polyprefixal verbs that are characteristic carriers of expression in the spoken language. This tendency is especially apparent in Bulgarian. A question then arises: is the complexity of formative structure of such units reflected in their predicate-argument structure? In order to answer this question, it was necessary to conduct an analysis of predicate-argument structure of the polyprefixal verbs belonging to the class of the verba mentalis. The study has shown that all the analyzed polyprefixal verbs, despite their formal complexity, constitute a uniform class of two-argument predicates that create very similar sentence structures. Against the background of other verba mentalis, they are distinguished by very high frequency of occurrence of independent elements having a pleonastic value in relation to the verbum.

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