Some remarks on gerund in Sardinian
In Modern Sardinian the gerund of the type arrivande, Italian arrivando, is extraordinarily productive also with respect to the other Romance languages where this verbal form is used, i.e. French, and especially Spanish and Catalan. Interestingly enough
CUZZOLIN, Pierluigi
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Negation and «Focus Clash» in Sardinian
Sardinian is a Romance language that resorts to various strategies to express total and partial questions. Apart from intonation, Sardinian makes a particular use of the marker a (< lat. aut 'or') and of fronting. The syntactic properties of interrogative utterances presented show the incompatibility of fronting and marking through the interrogative ...
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Clitic stress allomorphy in Sardinian
Sardinian displays stress shifts under cliticisation with imperative and gerund verb forms. Stress shift is related to the type and number of clitics associated to the host.
Bafile, Laura, Lai, Rosangela
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Insularity, character traits and local political interference: the pivotal players of the Sardinia regional health service's progressive decline. [PDF]
Bartolazzi A.
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Late-Life Dietary Patterns and Subsequent Survival Among Adults Aged 90 Years or Older in the Sardinian Blue Zone. [PDF]
Errigo A +3 more
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Telomere dysfunction and mucociliary impairment drive idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis susceptibility: insights from a Sardinian whole-exome study. [PDF]
Mocci S +18 more
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Occurrence and Characterization of Microplastics in Gilthead Seabream (<i>Sparus aurata</i>) Reared in the Sardinian Coastal Environments, Italy: Implications for Consumer Exposure. [PDF]
Melillo R +13 more
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Valorization of Sardinian Grapevine Leaves as a Sustainable Source of Flavonols with Anticancer Potential. [PDF]
Spissu Y +10 more
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The pre-Roman elements of the Sardinian lexicon [PDF]
The Sardinian language descends from Latin, introduced to Sardinia following the Roman conquest in 238 BCE. Yet, parts of the Sardinian vocabulary cannot be explained from a Latin perspective and may instead reflect remnants of extinct languages once ...
Swanenvleugel, C.
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Staphylococcus aureus sequence type 71 is a chimera that emerged twice. [PDF]
Monecke S +10 more
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