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ウズベク語における形動詞・動名詞の統語機能 : 連体修飾に着目して
Title: | ウズベク語における形動詞・動名詞の統語機能 : 連体修飾に着目して |
Other Titles: | The Syntactic Functions of Participles and Verbal Nouns in Uzbek: a Focus on the Attributive Function |
Authors: | 日高, 晋介1 Browse this author |
Authors(alt): | Hidaka, Shinsuke1 |
Issue Date: | 10-Mar-2018 |
Publisher: | 新潟大学人文学部 |
Journal Title: | 北方言語研究 |
Volume: | 8 |
Start Page: | 91 |
End Page: | 105 |
Abstract: | In this study, I examined the attributive structure of the syntactic functions of participles and verbal nouns in Uzbek from morphological and syntactic standpoints; I investigated whether the syntactic functions have an adjectival property or a nominal property as well as whether an attributive structure of a participle in Uzbek indicates identity apposition (Johanson 1990: 190). Johanson (2006: 76) identifies an attributive structure of a participle, such as in kelgen kiii'a/the person who has come'in Altay as identity apposition. Uzbek and Altay belong to the Turkic languages. Therefore, Ia ssumed that participle+ head noun in Uzbek also indicates identity apposition. I compared constructions (participle + head noun and identity apposition) to test the accuracy of my assumption. Table 1 presents the results of my analysis; "PC" and'、IA"represent possessive compound and identity apposition, respectively. In addition, "ptcp I" expresses cases in which no elements are attached to a dependent (participle) and "ptcp II" expresses cases in which the head noun has a possessive suffix. The Table is divided based on whether the head noun has a possessive suffix. Finally, I conclude that identity apposition is not an attributive structure of a participle in Uzbek. |
Type: | bulletin (article) |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2115/68731 |
Appears in Collections: | 北方言語研究 = Northern Language Studies > 第8号
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