Der Partitiv im Taimyr Dolganischen
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33340/susa.87180Avainsanat:
Taimyr Dolgan, differential object marking (DOM), partitive case, accusative case, indefinite accusative case, historical linguistics, contact linguistics, Sakha (Yakut), Tofalar, Tuvin, Nanai, Evenki, FinnishAbstrakti
Although recent cross-linguistic and typological research on partitive cases (Luraghi & Huumo eds. 2014) has started to expand its perspective beyond Europe, partitive and partitive-like cases in the indigenous languages of Central and Eastern Siberia have been largely overlooked. This study discusses the partitive case in Taimyr Dolgan, a Turkic language of Northern Siberia from a functional-typological, areal and historical perspective, synthesizing existing descriptions (Ubrjatova 1985, Artem’ev 1999) with the author’s field materials and a convenience sample consisting of about 48000 words of written Dolgan. Due to the fact that Finnic languages dominate cross-linguistic research on partitive cases, this study concludes with a short comparative analysis commenting on Dolgan-Finnish similarities and dissimilarities.
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Belege
a) Unveröffentlichte Aufzeichnungen/Feldforschungsmaterialien des Autors zum Dolganischen und Tuwinischen: [AAB], [E], [GSV], [NSK], [VP], z. B.: [AAB] = Material aus Elizitierung; [NSK Boat trip] = Transkribiertes Narrativ
b) Beispiele aus dolganischen Texten:
[DF] = Jefremov, P. E. (ed.) 2000: Fol’klor Dolgan. Pamjatniki fol’klora narodov Sibiri i dal’nego vostoka 19. Novosibirsk: Izdatel’stvo instituta arxeologii i etnografii SO RAN.
[DJa II] = Artem’ev N. M. & Parfir’ev V. N. 2001: Dulgaattar tıllara – Dolganskij jazyk. Učebnik dlja 2 klassa. Sankt-Peterburg: Prosveščenie.
[Leŋkej] = Bettu, V. 2011: Leŋkej – Dolganskie skazki. Dudinka.
[Popov 2007] = Popov, N. A. 2007: Eristin – Rasskazy. Sankt-Peterburg: Drofa.
[Popov 2011] = Popov, N. A. 2011: Avaam bies ürekterin üstün. Dudinka.
[OA] = Ogdo, Aksjnova 2003: Miniene muoram. Tundra — lučše slova. Moskva.
[RuDo] = Barbolina, A. A. & Artem’ev, A. A. & Fujishiro, S. 2007: Russko-dolganskij razgovornik s perevodom na japonskij jazyk i kommentarjami. Fukuoka: Kyushu University.
[SNSS] = Porotova, T. I. (ed.) 1980: Skazki narodov sibirskogo severa III. Tomsk: Izdatel’stvo Tomskogo Universiteta.
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