Shifters, Verbal Categories and the Russian VerbHarvard University, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Russian Language Project, 1957 - Russian language - 14 pages |
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addressee Algonquian annexes appeal forms aspect AUTONYMOUS auxiliary verb Bertrand Russell Bloomfield búd categories involving characterize the narrated characterize the participants consonantal da-váj davaj dependent taxis distinguished DUPLEX existential relation expressed Fido final desinential suffixes final suffix gender and number Gilyak Hopi hortative imperative imperfective verbs impf independent clause indicate injunctive forms injunctive moods involving the participants is-á Jakobson know no sorrow kričat Language linguistic code live in freedom marked taxis gerund means a young message referring morphemes mutually exclusive mylas narrated event narrated item Nikogda non-correlative non-iterative non-reflexive non-shifters pairs perfective particles pečali perfective preterit periphrastic forms person pronoun person signaling pisat plural pojdet postfix preterit gerund profix proper name reflexive verb Roman Jakobson RUSSIAN VERB sandhi shifters signals the temporal speech event stage of singing stem-suffix stolice symbols syntactically term unmarked utter verbal categories verbal forms vocalic desinences Vse otdyxajut Vstretiv vstretja Whorf's young dog znal