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Russian Binary Meters. Part Two. Chapters 7–8
Russian Binary Meters. Part Two.
Kiril Taranovsky, Lawrence Feinberg
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Russian Binary Meters. Part Two. Chapters 5–6
Part I of Russian Binary Meters, the English translation of Kiril Taranovsky’s classic study Ruski dvodelni ritmovi (Taranovsky 1953), appeared in volume 7.2 (2020) of Studia Metrica et Poetica (pp. 110–176). Part I bears the title (inadvertently omitted
Kiril Taranovsky, Lawrence E. Feinberg
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Etymology and Comparative Phonology of North Germanic Personal Names in the Primary Chronicle [PDF]
The paper presents comparative analysis of the names of North Germanic origin in the Primary Chronicle. In Section 1, the author analyses the spelling of the names of the ambassadors who participated in the conclusion of the Treaty of Prince Igor with ...
Sergey L. Nikolaev
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Comparative constructions across the German minorities of Italy: a semasiological approach
Comparative constructions of inequality display a recurrent pattern throughout all Germanic languages, which is partially inherited from the Indo-European mother tongue. This common semasiological format consists in a copulative construction in which the
Livio Gaeta
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Remarks on prepositional object clauses in Germanic
This paper analyses the variation we find in the realization of finite clausal complements in the position of prepositional objects in a set of Germanic languages.
Lutz Gunkel, Jutta Hartmann
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TWO-DIGIT NUMBERS IN GERMANIC LANGUAGES: ON NAMING MODELS
The article deals with the naming models of two-digit numbers in West, North and East (Gothic) Germanic languages. Both structural and semantic models are viewed.
E.Yu. Yurchenkova
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Russian Binary Meters.
Kiril Taranovsky, Lawrence E. Feinberg
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Stable and vulnerable domains in Germanic heritage languages
This paper provides an overview of Germanic languages as heritage languages, i.e. languages acquired naturalistically by children in parts of the world where these languages are not the majority language.
Marit Westergaard, T. Kupisch
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The North Germanic Dialect Continuum
The North Germanic languages belong to the Germanic language group along with the West Germanic and the extinct East Germanic languages. The North Germanic languages are also often referred to as the Nordic languages, a translation of the term mostly ...
Charlotte Gooskens
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Gender Assignment in Six North Scandinavian Languages: Patterns of Variation and Change
This study addresses gender assignment in six North Scandinavian varieties with a three-gender system: Old Norse, Norwegian (Nynorsk), Old Swedish, Nysvenska, Jamtlandic, and Elfdalian.
Briana Van Epps, G. Carling, Y. Sapir
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