ატიპიურის ტიპიურად გარდაქცევისკენ სწრაფვის ტენდენცია ქართულ დიალექტებში (კუთვნილებით ნაცვალსახელთა მრავლობითის ფორმაწარმოების მაგალითზე)

The paper analyzes some linguistic facts observed in several non-neighboring dialect subsystems: The plural form of the possessive pronoun mati "their" changes its stem: matimiti. The correction of the stem is based on its analogy with the singular form. The replacement of the plural markers (suffi...

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Publicado en:Ibero Caucasian Linguistics / Iberiul - Kavkasiuri Enatmecniereba Vol. 48; pp. 162 - 168
Autor principal: ნარგიზა სურმავა
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University & Georgian Medical Association 2020
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Sumario:The paper analyzes some linguistic facts observed in several non-neighboring dialect subsystems: The plural form of the possessive pronoun mati "their" changes its stem: matimiti. The correction of the stem is based on its analogy with the singular form. The replacement of the plural markers (suffixes) is observed with the pronoun tavianti (sing. tavisi "his/her"): tavianti  taviti. The specific derivative suffix -ian-t is replaced by the typical plural suffix -t. The paper argues that in both cases the changes are based on a common linguistic tendency: to fit anomalies, the specific structural formations into typical model frames.