-Ulkel and -malta suppletion

IF 1.5 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Morphology Pub Date : 2023-11-30 DOI:10.51157/kmor.2023.25.2.98

Soyoung Park

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Abstract

This paper presents a morpho-syntactic analysis of the realization patterns of negation suppletion -malta, which vary depending on the meanings of -ulkel, an ending ambiguous between expressing regret and conjecture. It argues that the occurrence of the negation suppletion form is conditioned by deontic modality within a local C-command relation. Consequently, -ulkel with a regretful meaning is linked to deontic modality, while -ulkel with a conjectural meaning corresponds to epistemic modality. In addition, it claims that -ulkel, depending on the two interpretations, occupies distinct syntactic positions, thereby leading to their contrasting grammatical properties.

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-Ulkel和-malta补充剂

本文对否定补语-malta 的实现模式进行了形态句法分析，其实现模式因-ulkel 的意义不同而不同，-ulkel 是一个在表示遗憾和猜测之间模棱两可的词尾。该研究认为，否定补语形式的出现是以局部 C 命令关系中的语气模态为条件的。因此，带有遗憾意义的-ulkel 与行为模态相关联，而带有猜测意义的-ulkel 则与认识模态相对应。此外，它还声称，根据这两种解释，-ulkel 占据了不同的句法位置，从而导致了它们截然不同的语法属性。

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Morphology LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS-

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