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Relative clauses introduced by  vos  (e.g.,  der bokher vos ikh ze  ‘the boy that I see’) are the most typical relative clause pattern in Eastern Yiddish. The construction has characteristic traits: although  vos  derives from the interrogative pronoun   WHAT  , which is restricted to non-humans, relative  vos  has no restrictions with respect to the semantics of the relativized nouns. In addition, depending on the syntactic function of the relativized noun, resumptive pronouns can or must also be present (e.g.,  der bokher vos ikh ze im  lit. ‘the boy what I see him’).

Slavic influence in Eastern Yiddish syntax: the case of vos relative clauses