Comparing the semantic specifics of reflexiva tantum motion verbs in Bulgarian and Polish

The reason for writing this article is that nowadays in the Slavic linguisticс, the topic for the specifics of the reflexive pronoun is not discussed and it is actually related to a number of issues in need of clarification. The movement is a universal concept that is various presented and lexicalised in all Slavic languages. That is why the study of the reflexive pronoun for movement aims at detailed research of the formal characteristic of these verbs and their semantic specifications.

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