the common origin of the *-o stem dative, accusative and instrumental cases

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Abstract

IDE. o KAMIENO DATYVO, AKUZATYVO IR INSTRUMENTALIO BENDRA KILMĖ

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Indoeuropiečių o kamieno vienaskaitos datyvas, akuzatyvas ir instrumentalis yra kilę iš vienos morfemos *-oN. Dėl sandžio, nelygu ar kitas žodis prasidėjo balsiu (V) ar priebalsiu (C), iš etimologiškai bendros formos atsirado skirtingų realizacijų, būtent *-oN + V> *-oN + V (t. y. niekas nepakito), bet *-oN + C > *-ō + C. Dažniausiai *-oN tapo vns. akuzatyvo, o *-ō - vns. datyvo ir instrumentalio rodikliu.

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Authors ;William R. Schmalstieg
Journal current pharmaceutical biotechnology
Year 2011
DOI
10.15388/baltistica.39.1.654
URL
http://www.baltistica.lt/index.php/baltistica/article/view/654
Keywords
linguistics tranzityviniai ir intranzityviniai veiksmažodžiaiphilology

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