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Modality in the Altaic Languages
2023U ovome se radu istražuje kompleks altajskih jezika, analizirajući jezičnu modalnost unutar turskih, mongolskih, tunguskih, korejskih i dr. altajskih jezika, te se pri tome iskazuje njihova raznolikost i složenost. Kroz proučavanje jezične modalnosti, načina na kojem se iskazuju stavovi i namjere govornika, pokušava se ujedno i prikazati strategije ...
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Japanese and the Other Altaic Languages.
Monumenta Nipponica, 1972Shichiro Murayama +2 more
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Plural Suffixes in the Altaic Languages
20155 Yakut dilindeki -çıt & -sıt’lı şekiller Moğolcadaki -çid’li çokluk şekillerine denk gelir, karş. (Jastremskij 1900 : 95). Bununla birlikte -çıt & -sıt şekli zaten teklik anlamına dönüşmüştür. Mo. -çi ve Yakut -çıt & -sıt Ramstedt tarafından karşılaştırılmıştır. (Ramstedt 1903: 104).
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The Development of Word-Forming Affixes in The Altaic Languages
European International Journal of Philological SciencesThis article analyzes word-forming affixes in the Altaic languages. It compares noun-forming suffixes in Turkic languages with those found in Mongolic, Tungusic-Manchu, and Korean, tracing their origins. The study also reconstructs the proto-Altaic roots of these affixes.
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The generative grammar theory and studies on Altaic languages
Asian Languages and LinguisticsAbstract It has been a long tradition that all functional categories of Altaic languages are treated as morphological element of content words and recognized as grammatical categories of a noun or a verb.
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