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Contact-induced change in the languages of Europe: The rise and development of partitive cases and determiners in Finnic and Basque

Linguistics, 2020
This paper explores the hypothesis of contact-induced change for the rise of the partitive case in Finnic languages and of the partitive case/determiner in Basque. On the basis of the well-established Indo-European partitive-genitive case and taking into
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Genitive positions in Baltic and Finnic languages

Studies in Language Companion Series, 2001
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The Balto-Finnic Languages

1988
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3 Object Case in Modern Finnic Languages

2015
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Ideophones in the Balto-Finnic languages

Typological Studies in Language, 2001
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On Finnic possessive suffixes and possessive reflexives with a special focus on Veps and Lud languages

Faits De Langues
Abstract This article examines the usage patterns and declining process of possessive suffixes in Finnic languages. Possessive suffixes are pronoun originated grammatical markers that have cognates in all branches of Uralic language. Alongside their main function as adnominal possessive markers, they are known to have a range of other meanings and ...
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Case Alternations in Five Finnic Languages

2015
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Insights into the Baltic and Finnic Languages

2022
This book includes twelve articles that present new research on the Finnic and Baltic languages spoken in the southern and eastern part of the Circum-Baltic area. It aims to elaborate on the various contact situations and (dis)similarities between the languages of the area.
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Asyndeton in the Baltic and Finnic languages: An archaic construction in its typological periphery

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1980
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Relics of the Volga-Finnic accent in the Seto language

2023
In the summer of 2021 an expedition was conducted to the areas of residence of Seto: in the village of Izborsk, in the Pechora district of the Pskov region of Russia, Obinnica Setumaa Parish, Vyrumaa County, Estonia. Audio dictionaries were collected from two Pechora Seto from D. Izborsk, and from two Estonian Seto from Obinitsa.
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