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The first goal of this paper is to give a description of the article-like uses of the Croatian numeral  jedan  ‘one’, the indefinite determiner  neki  ‘some’ and the demonstrative determiner  taj  ‘this’ within the theoretical framework of Cognitive Grammar. This description places these constructions along a cognitively grounded definiteness hierarchy spanning from the demonstrative determiner  taj  (definite) on one side to  jedan  (indefinite specific) and  neki  (indefinite non-specific) on the other side. The second goal of the paper is to give a description of the constructions combining the article-like demonstrative determiner  taj  with the article-like numeral  jedan  and the article-like indefinite determiner  neki , i.e.  taj jedan  and  taj neki , lit. ‘this some/this one’. The functions and usage profiles of these constructions are carefully differentiated and, in order to explain the data obtained, a richer articulation of the cognitively grounded definiteness hierarchy is put forth. A new position is proposed, existing between definiteness and specific indefiniteness, to account for entities that are contextually defined as indefinite by  taj jedan  and  taj neki .

Article-like constructions and the definite-indefinite continuum in Croatian