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In the history of the occidental and central dialects of Basque, the verbal periphrases composed by the verbal stem / or the participle and the auxiliaries *edin, *ezan, egin have undergone a change in the form of their principal verb. Up to now, the
Céline Mounole
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Euskara Bariazioan/Basque in Variation (BiV): lehen urratsak [PDF]
Lan honen helburua da BiV datu basearen nondik norakoak azaltzea. BiV euskal hizkeren arteko aldakortasun morfosintaktikoa erakusten duen sareko datu basea da.
Ane Berro +2 more
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Pleonasmo baten historiaz: "debea" (dute) bezalako adizkien inguruan
In the following paper one aspect of the verbal morphology of Basque language is accounted for: verbal forms with -ea endings. This specific aspect -present in several varieties of the language that belong to three different Basque dialects- has been ...
Fidel Altuna
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The First Annotated Corpus of Historical Basque
This article presents the elaboration of a morphosyntactically annotated diachronic corpus of Basque, and the first results obtained in the processing of historical varieties of this language with computational techniques.
ESTARRONA, Ainara +11 more
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Sibilant mergers in 18th-century Basque: A quantitative study [PDF]
Conservative Basque dialects distinguish apical (/s̺/and /t͡s̺/) and laminal (/s̻/and /t͡s̻/)alveolar sibilants in the fricative and affricate series.
EGURTZEGI, Ander +4 more
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Example-based machine translation of the Basque language [PDF]
Basque is both a minority and a highly inflected language with free order of sentence constituents. Machine Translation of Basque is thus both a real need and a test bed for MT techniques.
Declan Groves +7 more
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A tale of two reciprocal anaphors in Basque: preliminaries [PDF]
This article provides a typological perspective of basque reciprocal expressions and re views previous accounts of the difference between the basque reciprocal anaphors elkar and bata bestea ‘each other, one another’. Moreover, it presents abundant data
Xabier Artiagoitia
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La F- inicial latina en los orígenes de la lengua española (I)
The first part of this study (I) deals with Latin's initial /f/ sound weakening to (h) and its subsequent loss in the language's initial stages. We assess the various explanations which have been proposed for this aspiration: a Latin dialectal feature ...
Mercedes Quilis
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Abstract Based on an analysis of the Old Literary Tibetan corpus—a corpus of the oldest documented Tibetic language—the present study provides evidence that literary Tibetan v3 verb stems (commonly termed ‘future’) initially encoded passive voice. New arguments put forward in this article range from Trans‐Himalayan nominal morphology to early Tibetan ...
Joanna Bialek
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Basque Cyberculture: from Digital Euskadi to CyberEuskalherria [PDF]
The global telecommunications revolution poses one of the principal challenges to Basque culture in the new century. How will it survive homogenizing effects of globalization in cyberspace?
Arzoz, Iñaki, Alonso, Andoni
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