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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF POSSESSIVE CASE SUFFIXES IN KOREAN AND UZBEK

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This study analyzes possessive suffixes in Korean and Uzbek from a contrastive linguistic perspective. The purpose of the study is to examine typological and pragmatic differences between the two languages. In Korean, possession is expressed by attaching -ui to a noun, but in actual spoken usage it is often omitted or replaced, and in many cases ...
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Predicative Possession in Mari and Udmurt : Possessive Suffixes and Existential Predicates

open access: yesPredicative Possession in Mari and Udmurt : Possessive Suffixes and Existential Predicates
The Mari and Udmurt languages, Uralic languages spoken in Russia's Middle Volga region, have been influenced by surrounding Turkic languages, like Tatar, and Russian. Predicative possessive constructions in both languages, like those in the Turkic languages, comprise the possessor + genitive, possessee + possessive suffix, and existential predicates ...
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MonTree: Part of speech and syntactically annotated Mongolian sentence dataset. [PDF]

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THE EARLIEST OIKONYMS OF THE OSTROH REGION WITH THE POSSESSIVE SUFFIX -inъ: THE CASE OF LIUCHYN

open access: yesNaukovì zapiski Nacìonalʹnogo unìversitetu "Ostrozʹka akademìâ". Serìâ Ìstoričnì nauki
The article analyses the origin of the name of the village of Liuchyn, located in Rivne District of Rivne Region. In the period of the late Middle Ages and the early modern era, the settlement formed part of the Ostroh volost, a landed district belonging to the Princes of Ostroh.
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