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The clitic pronoun  ne  and the functional element  de  introducing nominal constituents have many nominal and prepositional functions across Romance languages. In this article, we focus on the nominal functions, singling out three different bundles of semantic features that characterize both  ne  and  de . They can denote properties of individual entities, properties of kinds, or predicate properties. The article shows that Catalan  ne  and  de  display the three types of denotation, while Italian  ne  and  de  only display the first one. This article further supports the hypothesis that the indefinite determiner  de  can be overt or silent, thereby unifying  de -phrases (and the Italian partitive article) with bare nouns. The analysis of  de  as an indefinite determiner is then extended to adjectival  de,  which is claimed to mark concord features on adjectives in both Catalan and Italian.

On the property-denoting clitic ne and the determiner de/di : a comparative analysis of Catalan and Italian