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Phonetic Features of Possessive Additionals In Uzbekistan, Turkish, Kazakh, Azerbaijan And Uygur States

International Journal Of Literature And Languages
In this article, the phonetic phenomena of possessive suffixes used in the Uzbek, Turkish, Kazakh, Azerbaijani, and Uyghur languages are examined and briefly analyzed.
Hamrayev Ilgor Aktamovich, Mardonova Sugdiyana Nasibillo qizi   +1 more
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Possessive Adjectives In The Medical Book Of The Second Half Of The 17th Century

Professor's Journal. Series: Russian and Literature: studying and teaching
The article examines possessive adjectives derived from nouns naming mammals, birds, fish and reptiles from a hand-written medical book of the second half of the 17th century. Of particular interest are adjectives with the suffixes -ov-, -in-.
E. Galinskaya, S. V. Saltovskaya
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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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Derivational Morphology on Calum Scott’s Song from Bridges Album

Pujangga
This study aimed to know the derivational morphemes in Calum Scott Song from Bridge Album. Derivation is a part in linguistics. Linguistics is the scientific study of language. Derivational morpheme is part of morphology.
Paramita Kusumawardhani, Eklesia Sihombing, Cicih Nuraeni   +2 more
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Határozottan? Az északi hanti in szó funkciójáról

Folia Uralica Debreceniensia
Definitely? On the function of the North Khanty word in The paper aims to point out the importance of an element of the North Khanty language, namely that of in (1. ’now’, 2. ’this’) expressing definite- ness.
M. Sipos
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Individuation and definiteness in Santiago del Estero Quichua: implications for the structure of the nominal phrase

Language Typology and Universals
Referential expressions in a language may vary depending on the degree of individuation assigned to each referent mention by the speaker and/or the assumed identifiability of the referent in discourse – that is, definiteness.
Mayra Juanatey
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APPEARANCE, NATURE AND FEATURES OF ACCESSORY JOINTS IN KAZAKH, KYRGYZ LANGUAGES

Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. Arabaev
This article presents a comprehensive comparative-typological analysis of case suffixes in the Kazakh and Kyrgyz languages. Despite their historical and genetic kinship and structural similarities, each language exhibits distinct morphological ...
K.Zh. Tazhen, G. Abdirasilova
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Tone Patterns in Rere (Koalib) Inalienable Possessives

Studies in African Linguistics
This article is a description and analysis of tone patterns in Rere inalienable possessive constructions. Rere, an under-documented Kordofanian language spoken in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, exhibits both alienable and inalienable personal possessives ...
Nese Demir Nalci, Titus Kubri Kajo Kunda, Sharon Rose   +2 more
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Inflectional Affixes In Book #88 Love Life 03

JURNAL RISET RUMPUN ILMU BAHASA
This research explores the use of inflectional affixes in Book #88 Love Life 03 by Diana Rikasari, using Victoria Fromkin’s morphological framework. Inflectional affixes are suffixes added to words to express grammatical features such as tense, number ...
Ni Luh Ayu Shinta Andriani, Ni Luh Sutjiati Beratha, Ni Wayan Sukarini   +2 more
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Grammatical gender marking in New Denmark Danish (Canada)

Bergen Language and Linguistics Studies
This article presents a corpus linguistic study of grammatical gender marking in New Denmark Danish (New Brunswick, Canada). The data consist of 2,242 examples of common and neuter gender marking, on (1) the definite suffixes, (2) the indefinite articles,
Caroline Cecilie Kuhlmann, Jan Heegård Petersen   +1 more
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