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Compound nouns of a coordinative type in the Erzya language

Finno-Ugric World, 2018
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The variation of conjugation types in Erzya perception verbs

Folia Uralica Debreceniensia, 2020
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On quantification and the ablative in Erzya and Moksha

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Negation in Erzya [PDF]

Typological Studies in Language, 2015
The negation system of the Mordvin (Erzya and Moksha) languages is known to be complex. There are several negative markers displaying a range of semantic and morphosyntactic characteristics conditioned by factors including clause type, predicate type or the tense and the mood of the predicate, as well as the pragmatics of a phrase or clause.
Arja Hamari, Niina Aasmäe
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La conjugaison objective en erzya (mordve)

Bulletin De La Societe De Linguistique De Paris, 2008
Pollet Samvelian
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Towards an open-source universal-dependency treebank for Erzya [PDF]

, 2018
This article describes the first steps towards a open-source dependency tree- bank for Erzya based on universal dependency (UD) annotation standards. The treebank contains 610 sentences with 6661 tokens and is based on texts from a range of open-source ...
Jack Rueter, Tyers, Francis M., Francis Tyers, Rueter, Jack Michael   +3 more
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FLORES+ Translation and Machine Translation Evaluation for the Erzya Language

Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Machine Translation
Isai Gordeev, Sergey Kuldin, David Dale
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On Evidentiality in Erzya

International Journal of Eurasian Linguistics
Abstract The paper discusses evidentiality in Erzya-Mordvin. Our starting points are, on the one hand, that the Mordvin languages, unlike other languages in the Volga-Kama linguistic area, lack grammatical evidentiality, on the other hand, the descriptions of Uralic evidentials fail to mention any strategies or ...
Nina Kazaeva, Rebeka Kubitsch, Sándor Szeverényi   +2 more
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The passive in Erzya-Mordvin folklore

2006
The aim of this research is to shed some light on theMordvin passive, an inadequately studied grammatical aspect of the language. Passive sentences contain a special polyfunctional derivative suffix -v-. Since only some groups of verbs with this suffix are passive, final judgement on the meaning can be rendered only in context. The relationship between
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Code-switching in an Erzya–Russian bilingual variety

2013
In this paper, I study mixed code-switched structures in bilingual discourse in the Erzya-Russian code-switching (ERCS) variety on the basis of unstructured interviews. I argue that the matrix language frame model (Myers-Scotton 2002) cannot be applied to this variety, as the matrix language of the clauses cannot be identified unambiguously. I focus on
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