Expressing difficult achievements in Bavarian: the interpretation of 'der'-verbs

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In this talk, we analyze the interpretation of a class of morphologically complex verbs in Bavarian (a family of German varieties spoken in South-East Germany and the majority of Austria) that are formed with the verbal prefix 'der-', which is exclusive to Bavarian German and has a number of different uses. We will focus on a single use of 'der-' for which the semantic contribution of the verbs prefixed with 'der-' is intuitively close to the combination of the implicative verb 'manage' and the verbal predicate that is embedded in its complement.

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