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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   +2 more
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Patterns in Erzya suffixes: A case of vowel-consonant harmony

open access: yesActa Linguistica Academica
This paper observes the regularities of Erzya vowel-consonant harmony through the alternations and lack of alternation in inflectional suffixes. Although Erzya harmony can apparently be analysed in an autosegmental framework as the progressive spreading ...
Fejes, László, László Fejes
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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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Morphological Marking of an Object in the Erzya Language Dialects

Анализ собранного во время экспедиций диалектного материала эрзянского языка свидетельствует о наличии общего морфологического маркера объекта -tˊ в формах определенного склонения имени существительного, в личных местоимениях единственного числа, а также в формах объектного спряжения глаголов.
Agafonova, Nina A., Ryabov, Ivan N.
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