Abstract
: (1) a mijn-(*e) boeken my books b. de mijn-*(e) the my-infl If we look at traditional dialects of Dutch, in particular those of the northern and eastern regions of the Netherlands – a group of dialects sometimes referred to as Low-Saxon – we observe that the substantively used possessives take a markedly different shape. Consider the following paradigm, from the Groningen dialect, as an example (Ter Laan 1953): (2) attributive use substantive use: a. mien a.’ mienent my/mine
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