panar中Jê名词性动词的缺失

IF 0.6 2区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Folia Linguistica Pub Date : 2022-11-01 DOI:10.1515/flin-2022-2044

Bernat Bardagil

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摘要

在Jê语言中，动词以非限定形式出现，实现了双重功能:在主句中授权标记的TAME语义，以及授权嵌入子句。然而，panar语失去了它的非有限语言形式。本文从共时和历时的角度考察了panar动词，并以更广泛的比较方法研究了其他Jê语言中动词的形态句法行为。主要的主张是，在Jê家族中普遍存在的非有限形式在panar中进行了重新分析，导致在所有环境中都有完全有限的子句。

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The loss of Jê nominal verbs in Panará

Abstract In Jê languages, verbs appear in a non-finite form that fulfills a double function: licensing marked TAME semantics in main clauses, and licensing embedded clauses. However, the Panará language lost its non-finite verbal form. This paper examines Panará verbs from both a synchronic and diachronic angle, and in a broader comparative approach with regards to the morphosyntactic behaviour of verbs in the other Jê languages. The main claim is that the non-finite forms prevalent in the Jê family underwent a reanalysis in Panará, resulting in fully finite clauses in all environments.

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