КОРПУСНЫЙ ПОДХОД К АНАЛИЗУ СИНТАКСИЧЕСКОЙ СОЧЕТАЕМОСТИ ХАНТЫЙСКИХ ГЛАГОЛОВ ДВИЖЕНИЯ (НА МАТЕРИАЛЕ ВАХОВСКОГО ДИАЛЕКТА)

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Výsledek na webu

<a href="https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/korpusnyy-podhod-k-analizu-sintaksicheskoy-sochetaemosti-hantyyskih-glagolov-dvizheniya-na-materiale-vahovskogo-dialekta" target="_blank" >https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/korpusnyy-podhod-k-analizu-sintaksicheskoy-sochetaemosti-hantyyskih-glagolov-dvizheniya-na-materiale-vahovskogo-dialekta</a>

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Jazyk výsledku

angličtina

Název v původním jazyce

КОРПУСНЫЙ ПОДХОД К АНАЛИЗУ СИНТАКСИЧЕСКОЙ СОЧЕТАЕМОСТИ ХАНТЫЙСКИХ ГЛАГОЛОВ ДВИЖЕНИЯ (НА МАТЕРИАЛЕ ВАХОВСКОГО ДИАЛЕКТА)

Popis výsledku v původním jazyce

The article presents an analysis of the syntactic compatibility of verbs of motion in the Vakh dialect of the Khanty language. The study was conducted using the tools of the platform LingvoDoc designed for documentation of the Uralic languages. The functions of LingvoDok enable researchers to select rather quickly language units in accordance with some specified search parameters. However, the platform does not carry out any quantitative processing of samples. The language data for analysis was selected from the corpora of the Vakh dialect texts, which were documented in the places of residence of the Eastern Khanty, mainly in the village of Korliki, in 2017-2019. These field data are gradually being uploaded to the platform and what is currently accessible is the textual material totalling about five thousand words. The purpose of the article is to describe models of syntactic valence that the Vakh Khanty verbs of motion display in the filed data. A collection of sentences containing units from the lexical-semantic group of verbs of motion, denoting physical movement of a person and representatives of fauna was retrieved from the available annotated corpus. The corpus of examples obtained by means of the ""Valency of the verb"" function enables us to infer that the most frequent verbs of motion include such lexical units as msnta 'go, swim', jota 'come, sail', jslta 'come, go (with a purpose)', koyslta 'walk, stroll'. Verbs of motion can require filling from one to three valency slots. In addition to the obligatory subject slot, the verb may require object slots to be filled as well. The latter can be verbalized by the units denoting a destination or a starting point of the movement, or both simultaneously. In addition to the starting point of movement or its destination, objects can designate accompanying and co-participating objects, the object along which the movement occurs, the place where the action takes place, the means and method of movement. In verb phrases, the object slots are filled by nominal units whose grammatical forms either contain case suffixes (synthetic marking) or require using postpositions (analytic marking). In some cases grammatical markers may have zero form (they are not materially expressed). The actant in the position of the direct object is not grammatically marked, since it always stands in the preverbal position. The indirect object receives marking by means of suffixes of the lative, al-lative, locative, comitative, oblique-objective, and ablative cases. Seven out of eight case suffixes of the Vakh Khanty nominal declension paradigm are involved in this marking (one exception is the translative case). An indirect object can also be syntactically connected to a verb of motion via two types of postpositions, with the help of which the nominal element in the function of the object is syntactically linked to other members of the sentence. Postpositions per se are used in an invariable form and function as prepositions. Postpositional nominal elements are marked with suffixes of the lative, ablative, allative and local cases and are syntactically linked to nominal units, which do not tend to have any case suffixes.

Název v anglickém jazyce

КОРПУСНЫЙ ПОДХОД К АНАЛИЗУ СИНТАКСИЧЕСКОЙ СОЧЕТАЕМОСТИ ХАНТЫЙСКИХ ГЛАГОЛОВ ДВИЖЕНИЯ (НА МАТЕРИАЛЕ ВАХОВСКОГО ДИАЛЕКТА)

Popis výsledku anglicky

The article presents an analysis of the syntactic compatibility of verbs of motion in the Vakh dialect of the Khanty language. The study was conducted using the tools of the platform LingvoDoc designed for documentation of the Uralic languages. The functions of LingvoDok enable researchers to select rather quickly language units in accordance with some specified search parameters. However, the platform does not carry out any quantitative processing of samples. The language data for analysis was selected from the corpora of the Vakh dialect texts, which were documented in the places of residence of the Eastern Khanty, mainly in the village of Korliki, in 2017-2019. These field data are gradually being uploaded to the platform and what is currently accessible is the textual material totalling about five thousand words. The purpose of the article is to describe models of syntactic valence that the Vakh Khanty verbs of motion display in the filed data. A collection of sentences containing units from the lexical-semantic group of verbs of motion, denoting physical movement of a person and representatives of fauna was retrieved from the available annotated corpus. The corpus of examples obtained by means of the ""Valency of the verb"" function enables us to infer that the most frequent verbs of motion include such lexical units as msnta 'go, swim', jota 'come, sail', jslta 'come, go (with a purpose)', koyslta 'walk, stroll'. Verbs of motion can require filling from one to three valency slots. In addition to the obligatory subject slot, the verb may require object slots to be filled as well. The latter can be verbalized by the units denoting a destination or a starting point of the movement, or both simultaneously. In addition to the starting point of movement or its destination, objects can designate accompanying and co-participating objects, the object along which the movement occurs, the place where the action takes place, the means and method of movement. In verb phrases, the object slots are filled by nominal units whose grammatical forms either contain case suffixes (synthetic marking) or require using postpositions (analytic marking). In some cases grammatical markers may have zero form (they are not materially expressed). The actant in the position of the direct object is not grammatically marked, since it always stands in the preverbal position. The indirect object receives marking by means of suffixes of the lative, al-lative, locative, comitative, oblique-objective, and ablative cases. Seven out of eight case suffixes of the Vakh Khanty nominal declension paradigm are involved in this marking (one exception is the translative case). An indirect object can also be syntactically connected to a verb of motion via two types of postpositions, with the help of which the nominal element in the function of the object is syntactically linked to other members of the sentence. Postpositions per se are used in an invariable form and function as prepositions. Postpositional nominal elements are marked with suffixes of the lative, ablative, allative and local cases and are syntactically linked to nominal units, which do not tend to have any case suffixes.

Druh

J_ost - Ostatní články v recenzovaných periodicích

CEP obor

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OECD FORD obor

10201 - Computer sciences, information science, bioinformathics (hardware development to be 2.2, social aspect to be 5.8)

Projekt

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Návaznosti

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Rok uplatnění

2023

Kód důvěrnosti údajů

S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

Název periodika

Язык и культура

ISSN

1999-6195

e-ISSN

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Svazek periodika

2023

Číslo periodika v rámci svazku

61

Stát vydavatele periodika

US - Spojené státy americké

Počet stran výsledku

18

Strana od-do

29-46

Kód UT WoS článku

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EID výsledku v databázi Scopus

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