‘PAIRED NOUN + VERB’ CONSTRUCTIONS IN SELKUP DIALECTS AND NORTHERN SAMOYED LANGUAGES (NGANASAN, ENETS AND NENETS DIALECTS)

Name: ‘PAIRED NOUN + VERB’ CONSTRUCTIONS IN SELKUP DIALECTS AND NORTHERN SAMOYED LANGUAGES (NGANASAN, ENETS AND NENETS DIALECTS)
Keywords: согласование, Selkup dialects, существительное, Селькупские диалекты, paired noun, noun/verb agreement, and Northern Samoyedic languages, северносамодийские языки, обозначающее парные предметы

КОНСТРУКЦИИ «СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНОЕ, ОБОЗНАЧАЮЩЕЕ ПАРНЫЕ ПРЕДМЕТЫ + ГЛАГОЛ» В ДИАЛЕКТАХ СЕЛЬКУПСКОГО ЯЗЫКА И СЕВЕРОСАМОДИЙСКИХ ЯЗЫКАХ

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Jun 2016 English Publisher:Russian linguistic Bulletin

Authors: Pozdeeva, G.P.; Sonina, E.V.;

doi: 10.18454/rulb.6.46

‘PAIRED NOUN + VERB’ CONSTRUCTIONS IN SELKUP DIALECTS AND NORTHERN SAMOYED LANGUAGES (NGANASAN, ENETS AND NENETS DIALECTS)

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The paper deals with the ‘paired noun/verb’ constructions in Selkup dialects and Northern Samoyed languages (Nganasan, Enets and Nenets dialects). This paper presents the research and analysis results of constructions with nouns denoting paired items in Selkup dialects and Northern Samoyed languages, based on external comparison of agreement types and a paired noun number markers. The multi-level reconstruction permits to reveal the noun/verb agreement types for Proto-Samoyed level.

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Tomsk Polytechnic University
Russian Federation

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согласование, Selkup dialects, существительное, Селькупские диалекты, paired noun, noun/verb agreement, and Northern Samoyedic languages, северносамодийские языки, обозначающее парные предметы

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