“…Analysis of periphrastic reciprocal, lexical reciprocal constructions, and parallelism shows that their semantic readings are affected by the syntactic features of each structure: (a) a strongly reciprocal interpretation only exists when both the verb and the noun phrase are in the dual or evidence parallelism; (b) there is partial strong reciprocity when the reciprocal relation belongs to the same group; (c) weak reciprocal interpretations can be expressed in both periphrastic and lexical forms…”