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Authors: Sardana I. Sharina The Institute for Humanities Research and Indigenous Studies of the North of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Yakutsk, Russian Federation In the section Linguistics
Abstract: Scholarly works on the Even language refer to verb forms indicating variations in the unfolding of an action as “aspectual forms”. These grammatical forms, when combined with the verb stem, alter its semantic properties, conveying multiplicity of processes, duration, intensity, and movement, as well as the imitation of actions. Comparative studies of Even language species forms reveal previously undocumented aspectual forms in certain dialects and colloquialisms. This article addresses novel indicators of verb inflection previously unnoted in Even grammatical descriptions. The following eight indicators are taken into account: (1) the form of a particularly intensive single action (-nukan-//-nuken-), (2) the form of intensive repeated action (-нӈа-//-нӈэ-), (3) the form of long-term attenuated action (-tna-//-tne-), (4) the form of indefinite multiplicity of the action (-man-//-men-), (5) the form of the duration of the action with an additional modal shade of pity (-yat-/-ch-//-yet-/-ch-), (6) the multiple-action form (-ru-), (7) the form of indefinite multi-act (-y-), and (8) the form of initiation of the object (-m-). This study represents the first attempt to analyze the grammatical meanings of identified aspectual forms within the Even language, examining their semantic specificity using folklore, fiction, and dialectal data. A comparative analysis is provided, evaluating their utility, contextual dependence, and verb tense forms. The newly revealed forms substantially augment the composition and nomenclature of the species indicators. Keywords: Even language, verb, aspectual forms, grammatical meaning, semantic specificity Bibliography: Benzing I. Lamutian grammar. Wiesbaden, 1955, 254 p. Bogoraz V. G. Materialy po lamutskomu yazyku [Materials on the Lamut language]. In: Tungusskiy sbornik [Tungus collection]. Leningrad, 1931, iss. 1, pp.1–108. Burykin A. A. Malye zhanry evenskogo fol’klora (issledovanie i teksty) [Small genres of Even folklore (research and texts)]. St. Petersburg, Peterburgskoe vostokovedenie, 2001, 288 p. Burykin A. A., Sharina S. I. Evenskiy yazyk: Fonetika. Grafika i orfografiya. Morfologiya [Even language: Phonetics. Graphics and spelling. Morphology]. Novosibirsk, Nauka, 2021, 402 p. Dutkin Kh. I. Allaikhovskiy govor evenskogo yazyka [Allaikhovsky dialect of the Even language]. St. Petersburg, Nauka, 1995, 144 р. Kuz’mina R. P., Sharina S. I. Osobennosti yazyka verkhnekolymskikh evenov [Features of the language of the Upper Kolyma Evens]. Novosibirsk, Nauka, 2019, 116 р. Kuz’mina R. P. Yazyk lamunkhinskikh evenov [The language of the Lamunkha Evens]. Novosibirsk, Nauka, 2010, 112 р. Lebedev V. D. Okhotskiy dialekt evenskogo yazyka [Okhotsky dialect of the Even language]. Leningrad, Nauka, 1982, 241 р. Lebedev V. D. Yazyk evenov Yakutii [Even language of Yakutia]. Leningrad, Nauka, 1978, 207 р. Levin V. I. Kratkiy evensko-russkiy slovar’: S prilozheniem grammaticheskogo ocherka [Brief Evensko-Russian dictionary: with an appendix of a grammatical essay]. Leningrad, 1936, 224 p. Mal’chukov A. L. Vzaimodeystvie glagol’nykh kategoriy v evenskom yazyke [Interaction of verbal categories in the Even language]. In: Ierarkhiya i vzaimodeystvie grammaticheskikh kategoriy glagola [Hierarchy and interaction of grammatical categories of the verb]. St. Petersburg, ILS RAs, 2020, pр. 67–96. Novikova K. A. Ocherki dialektov evenskogo yazyka: ol’skiy govor [Essays on dialects of the Even language: Olsky dialect]. Leningrad, 1980, pt. 2, 244 р. Robbek V. A. Grammaticheskie kategorii evenskogo glagola [Grammatical categories of the Even verb]. St. Petersburg, Nauka, 1992, 166 p. Robbek V. A. Grammaticheskie kategorii evenskogo glagola v funktsional’no-semanticheskom aspekte [Grammatical categories of the Even verb in the functional-semantic aspect]. Novosibirsk, Nauka, 2007, 726 р. Robbek V. A. Vidy glagola v evenskom yazyke [Types of the verb in the Even language]. Leningrad, Nauka, 1982, 113 p. Robbek V. A. Yazyk evenov Berezovki [The language of the Evens of Berezovka]. Leningrad, Nauka, 1989, 205 p. Sharina S. I., Kuz’mina R. P. Nizhnekolymskiy govor evenskogo yazyka [Nizhnekolymsky dialect of the Even language]. Novosibirsk, SB RAS Publ., 2018, 184 р. DOI 10.15372/Dialect2018SSI Sharina S. I. Kategoriya zaloga v evenskom yazyke: semanticheskaya spetsifika, vzaimodeystvie pokazateley v slovoforme [Voice category in the Even language: semantic specificity, interaction of indicators in the word form]. North-Eastern Journal of Humanities. 2023, no. 1 (42), pp. 34–43. DOI 10.25693/SVGV.2023.42.1.003 Schiefner A. Beitrage zum Kentniss der Tungusischen Mundarten. Melanges Asiatiques. 1859, vol. 3, pр. 682–706. Tsintsius V. I. Ocherk grammatiki evenskogo (lamutskogo) yazyka [Essay on the grammar of the Even (Lamut) language]. Leningrad, Uchpedgiz, 1947, 270 р. |
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