ISBN:
9783943955910
,
9783943955262
Language:
Undetermined
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (xxiv+218 p.)
Additional Information:
Rezensiert in Engsheden, Åke, 1969 - [Rezension von: Speransky, Nina, Transitivity and aspect in Sahidic Coptic : studies in the morphosyntax of native and Greek-origin verbs] 2023
Series Statement:
Lingua Aegyptia Studia Monographica 26
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Speransky, Nina Transitivity and aspect in Sahidic Coptic
DDC:
493.22481
Keywords:
Coptic language Foreign words and phrases
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Greek
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Sahidic dialect Grammar
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Sahidique (Dialecte) - Grammaire
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Copte (Langue) - Emprunts grecs
;
Coptic language - Foreign words and phrases - Greek
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Sahidic dialect - Grammar
;
Historical & comparative linguistics
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Grammar, syntax & morphology
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Hochschulschrift
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Griechisch
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Lehnwort
;
Koptisch
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Transitivität
;
Aspekt
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Griechisch
;
Lehnwort
;
Koptisch
;
Transitivität
;
Aspekt
Abstract:
Transitivity and Aspect in Sahidic Coptic consists of three studies united by the common topic of voice alternations in Sahidic. Having established that the Coptic verbal system is based on split causativity (for the term see Kulikov L.I., “Split causativity: remarks on correlations between transitivity, aspect, and tense”), the work introduces the concept of an aspect-transitivity grid, in which the unmarked infinitival form is ascribed the voice-aspect meaning according to the conjugation pattern it appears in. The work establishes a correlation between the morphosyntactic properties of verbs and their semantic properties, such as lexical aspect and agentivity. Chapter 2 explores the formal and semantic properties of the periphrastic circumstantial construction. Voice marking phenomena in Greek-origin verbs are examined in chapter 3. The results obtained in this study may be further used in language contact research, as well as in general and typological linguistics
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