Abstract
On the basis of a comparison of Polish analytic nouns (e.g. sala gier) and their Czech equivalents (herna) characterised by suffixal word formation, it is possible to conclude that Czech shows a greater degree of inflectionality. This is confirmed by other language features described by Czech Slavicists who investigate the degree of inflectionality of Czech and Polish (and other Slavonic tongues) from the typological point of view.
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