• Map-Legend (left):
  • passive
  • Mixed Data
  • No Data
  • Map-Legend (right):
  • no_cont_subj
  • no_subj
  • expl_subj
  • other
  • Mixed Data
  • No Data
LanguageQuestionSubquestionColorParameterValuePreference
Amharic25cpassive1
Amharic25cno_cont_subj1
Amharic25cno_subj1
Bernese German25cpassive1NA
Bernese German25cno_subj1NA
Bernese German25cexpl_subj1NA
Bwamu25cpassive1NA
Czech25cpassive1NA
Czech25cno_cont_subj1NA
Czech25cno_subj1NA
Jula25cpassive1NA
Ninkaré25cexpl_subj1NA
Finnish25cpassive1
Finnish25cno_cont_subj1
Finnish25cno_subj1
Finnish25cother1
Gagauz25cpassive1
Gagauz25cno_cont_subj1
Mongolian25cpassive1NA
Mongolian25cno_subj1NA
Huarong Chinese25cpassive1
Ancash Quechua25cpassive1NA
Hungarian25cpassive1
Hungarian25cno_cont_subj1
Hungarian25cno_subj1
Indonesian25cpassive1NA
Indonesian25cno_cont_subj1NA
Indonesian25cno_subj1NA
Italian25cpassive1
Jejueo25cpassive1NA
Kazakh25cpassive1NA
Standard Mandarin25cpassive1NA
Standard Mandarin25cno_cont_subj1NA
Standard Mandarin25cno_subj1NA
Standard Mandarin25cother1NA
Marathi25cpassive1
Marathi25cno_cont_subj1
Marathi25cno_subj1
Mopan Maya25cpassive1NA
Mopan Maya25cno_cont_subj1NA
Mopan Maya25cno_subj1NA
Turkish25cpassive1
Kannada25cother1
Polish25cpassive1
Polish25cno_cont_subj0.5
Polish25cno_subj0.5
Polish25cother1
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian25cpassive1
Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian25cno_cont_subj1
English25cpassive1
Standard German25cno_cont_subj1
Standard German25cexpl_subj1
Thai25cpassive1NA
Upper Sorbian25cpassive1NA
Upper Sorbian25cno_cont_subj1NA
Upper Sorbian25cno_subj1NA
Vietnamese25cpassive1NA
Oromo25cpassive1
Oromo25cno_cont_subj1
Oromo25cno_subj1

(25) What happens with the subject position if the subject does not appear in its canonical position (displaced subject)?

c) Impersonal passives

Does the language have a passive construction? yes / no

If yes, can passivisation lead to a constellation without a contentful subject? yes / no

If yes, alternatives to be checked: without subject / with an expletive subject / other

German

dass dem Kind geholfen worden ist

that the.DAT child helped been is

'that the child was helped' (without subject)

French

il a été dansé

it has been danced

'There was dancing.' (literally: 'It was danced.') (with an expletive subject)