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This paper is concerned with the loss of the partitive genitive (e. g.  ein Glas Weines  &gt;  ein Glas Wein ) in German, focusing on the early stage of the decline, i. e. the ENHG period, and on variation in present-day German (e. g.  einem Glas gutem Wein  vs.  einem Glas guten Wein ). On the basis of data collected in a questionnaire study and in corpora (both contemporary and historic) it is proposed that formal properties of the inflectional suffixes involved are highly relevant for this language change phenomenon: Several observations concerning the diachronic and synchronic variation caused by the (incomplete) loss of the partitive genitive seem to be explicable by so-called ›signal strength‹, a concept which goes back to Köpcke (1993).

Bei einem Glas guten Wein(es) : Der Abbau des partitiven Genitivs und seine Reflexe im Gegenwartsdeutschen