One is the Loneliest Number
One is the Loneliest Number
This chapter investigates the properties of the Modern Hebrew (henceforth Hebrew) singular in its different indefinite and definite instantiations. It is here that much of this variation is best illustrated. The investigation of the singular will further serve as a springboard to discussing the properties of Hebrew cardinal determiners in general, the status of specifier cardinals vs. head cardinals, and the interaction, in Hebrew, between the assignment of range to d and to #.
Keywords: Hebrew, instantiations, cardinal determiners, specifier cardinals, head cardinals, range assignment, definite article
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