Accusative ending, accidental cannibalism

At 11 pm in the library, my Polish drills served up “Lubię jeść babkę,” which the app proudly rendered as “I like to eat grandma.” Linguistically, we’ve got polysemy plus the feminine accusative -ę colliding with selectional restrictions from jeść — so in acquisition terms, should frequency or verb-argument semantics nudge a learner (or model) toward cake over grandmother here?

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I kept tripping on this in drills at 11 pm too. > so in acquisition terms, should frequency or verb-argument semantics nudge a learner (or model) toward I trained a simple no-cannibalism heuristic: with jeść, default to food unless you see -cię (babcię = grandma), so babkę => cake; it’s worked in Anki and in conversation, but the slang babka = woman still needs context.

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