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Cogent Arts and HumanitiesJavanese fishermen use motion verbs, some of which are semantically very complex as a single lexical item can encode more than four semantic components. Compared to motion verbs across languages, which commonly contain two semantic components, the motion
Agus Subiyanto, Peter Suwarno
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Motion verbs and the expression of directed motion in English [PDF]
Bucharest Working Papers in Linguistics, 2011 Two commonly-held assumptions in the literature on the Goal of Motion construction in English are, on the one hand, that there is a clear-cut distinction between verbs of inherently directed motion and manner-of-motion verbs regarding their semantics, in
Ruxandra Drăgan
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The Semantics of Motion Verbs in Russian
The Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication, 2016 Within the group of imperfective motion verbs in Russian there exists a further subdivision into determinate and indeterminate verbs. Traditionally the distinction is said to lie in the direction of motion the verbs encode: motion in one direction or in ...
Maria Gepner
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Categorization of directional motion verbs [PDF]
, 2020 This study presents a proposal of categorization of directional motion verbs, i.e. ones whose lexical semantics specifies a direction of motion, even without an overt directional complementation. The categorization proposed here includes (1) source/goal verbs, which are used to refer to bounded paths; (2) unbounded path verbs, which can be divided into
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Pluractional Motion Verbs in Turkish
LanguagesIn this paper, we examine a small set of motion verbs in Turkish bearing the so-called ‘reciprocal’ suffix -(I)ş: kaç-ış- ‘flee in all directions’ (cf. kaç- ‘flee’), koş-uş- ‘run helter-skelter’ (cf. koş- ‘run’), uç-uş- ‘fly helter-skelter’ (cf. uç- ‘fly’
Eszter Ótott-Kovács
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The Classification of Manner Verbs of Motion in Persian [In English] [PDF]
آموزش زبان، ادبیات و زبانشناسی, 2022 Taking the theory of motion event introduced by Talmy (2000a&b) into account as well as adopting the classification of motion verbs of English proposed by Ibaretxe-Antunano (2006), approved by Ozcaliskan (2004) and Slobin (2000), all of which cited in ...
Marziyeh Badiee, Zolfa Imani
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Finská a česká slovesa pohybu ve vzájemném kontrastu [PDF]
Časopis pro Moderní Filologii, 2021 In the article I compare expressions of translational motion in Finnish texts and their Czech translation. The semantic analysis of verbs of motion is based on Talmy (2001, 2003) and I establish which components of a motion event (path, direction, goal ...
Petra Hebedová
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Comparative Study of Two Translations of the Novel “Alfatah Al-Akhira” Using Talmy’s Satellite-Framed Theory and Lexicalization [PDF]
پژوهشهای ترجمه در زبان و ادبیات عربی, 2023 "Motion" is the fundamental basis of existence. Multiple scientific disciplines have examined and established this concept based on their own fields of study.
Zeinab Nazemian +2 more
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Zum Pertinenzdativ im Deutschen – Beobachtungen bei Wetterverben [PDF]
Linguistische Treffen in Wrocław, 2023 The pertinence dative constitutes one of the peripheral uses of the dative phrase in German. As a combinatorial case in connection with an accusative or directive complement, it conveys a possessor-possessum relation.
Petra Szatmári
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Russian Language Studies, 2021 The article deals with Russian prefixed verbs of motion in the reflection of the Turkish language. The topic is relevant due to the fact that in recent years the role of Russian language learning in Turkey is increasing because of the expansion of ...
Serafima A. Khavronina, Kasim Emrak
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