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Possessive Agreement Turned into a Derivational Suffix

2018
This paper introduces a non-canonical type of grammaticalization: it argues that the -ik partitive suffix of Hungarian has been grammaticalized from a 3PL possessive agreement morpheme, undergoing semantic bleaching (the loss of person and number features, i.e., the loss of referential identifiability), decategorization, and morphologial simplification.
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Usage of Possessive Suffixes in Historical Turkish Dialects

2017
Türkçe,  iyelik kelimesi, bir şeye sahip olma anlamınagelmektedir. İyelik ekleri (ing.Possessivesuffix) isimlerin ve isim soylu kelimelerinsonuna gelerek onların sahiplerini, ait oldukları kişileri belirten eklerdir.Topaloğlu (1989:94), iyelik eklerini  “isim soylukelimeleri şahıs kavramına bağlayan ek” şeklinde tanımlar.
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On The Origins of the Turkic 3sg Possessive Suffix and the pronominal /N/

2018
Türkçenin en eski yazılı tanıklarından beri, üçüncütekil şahıs iyelik ekinin üzerine bir çekim veya türetme eki getirildiğinde buiki ek arasında “pronominal n” adı verilen bir /n/ sesi ortaya çıkmaktadır.Türkçede benzer bir /n/ sesi, kişi ve işaret zamirlerinin çekimli şekillerindede görülür.
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On The Possessive Suffix "-Gil" in Turkish of Turkey

2014
The suffix "gil", which is used to show possession and to make home or family names in Turkish, a rich agglutinative language, is one of the most interesting suffixes. A semantic and functional study of this suffix, which is an exception to the phonetics vowel and consonant harmony rules and which is used in only one form, shows that it seems
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POSSESSIVE NOUN SUFFIXES

2018
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NON-POSSESSED NOUN SUFFIXES

2018
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Grammaticalization of possessive markers in the Beserman dialect of Udmurt

Studies in Language Companion Series, 2019
Timofey Arkhangelskiy, Natalia Serdobolskaya, Maria Usacheva   +2 more
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POSSESSIVE SUFFIXES ON PLURAL NOUNS

2003
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A STUDY OF SHORT POSSESSIVE SUFFIXES IN SOMALI: PATTERNS AND USAGE

Possessive suffixes in Somali have two forms: one short form and one long form. This study aims to investigate and analyze the patterns and usage of short possessive suffixes. The research uses a method approach involving the investigation of specific nouns through corpus searches to analyze short possessive suffixes in Somali.
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Inherent Possession, the Suffix -yō, ‘To Have’, Possessive Nouns

2011
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