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摘要
满语有一组包含衍生后缀+si的空间(副词),通过语法化(重新分类)演变成动作动词,例如:†do ' inside ' > dosi ' to the inside,变成> dosi- '进入,进入'。池上关于其中之一的起源的建议,即tuci-“出来,退出”< * tuli /ĭ-si-,来自tule“外面”,涉及不必要的语音复杂性:*-ls-到*-lc-的加强和*-lc-到-c-的集群化简是满语历史上的两个非典型的语音变化。另一种解决方案是:tuci-可以追溯到原始通古斯*突厥语-“出去”(在南额温克语中是明确的同源词),显示规则的-c- < *-rk-,并且没有任何后缀。同样的替代解决方案允许我们免除长期存在的谬论,即在满语中衍生后缀+si在+ci中有一个变体。
On the role of grammaticalization (recategorization) in the origin of Manchu motion verbs
Manchu has a set of spatials (adverbs) containing the derivational suffix +si which via grammaticalization (recategorization) evolved into motion verbs, e.g. †do ‘inside’ > dosi ‘to the inside, into’ > dosi- ‘to go into, enter’. Ikegami’s suggestion concerning the origin of one of them, namely tuci- ‘to come out, exit’ < *tulĕ/ĭ-si-, from tule ‘outside’, involves unnecessary phonetic complications: fortition of *-ls- to *-lc- and cluster simplification of *-lc- to -c- are two atypical sound changes in the history of Manchu. An alternative solution is presented instead: tuci- goes back to Proto-Tungusic *turki- ‘to go out’ (unambiguous cognates in South Ewenki), showing regular -c- < *-rk-, and has no suffix whatsoever. The same alternative solution allows us to dispense with the longstanding fallacy that in Manchu the derivational suffix +si has a variant in +ci.
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The Cahiers is an international linguistics journal whose mission is to publish new and original research on the analysis of languages of the Asian region, be they descriptive or theoretical. This clearly reflects the broad research domain of our laboratory : the Centre for Linguistic Research on East Asian Languages (CRLAO). The journal was created in 1977 by Viviane Alleton and Alain Peyraube and has been directed by three successive teams of editors, all professors based at the CRLAO in Paris. An Editorial Board, composed of scholars from around the world, assists in the reviewing process and in a consultative role.