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Third person sensitive accusative case allomorphy in Balkar and Kumyk
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Kasenov D.
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Caha P., Kasenov D., Starke M., Cortiula M., Taraldsen Medová L., Taraldsen T., Letuchiy A., Rudnev P., Slioussar N. Muenchen: Lincom Europa, 2023.
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Phelan P. M., Studies in Language 2022
This paper looks at a grammaticalized periphrastic causative construction in West Circassian. West Circassian is a polysynthetic language and expresses information largely through morphological means, which makes this construction all the more unusual. As interest in the complexities of polysynthetic languages grows, it is important to look at periphrastic strategies and syntactic operations in these ...
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Bjorkman & Zeijlstra (2018) claim that agreement with the absolutive argument in ergative-absolutive languages follows naturally in an Upwards-Agree (UA) system supplemented by the relation of Accessibility if 𝜙-agreement is parasitic on structural case assigned to the absolutive noun phrase either by T or by v. By drawing evidence from two distantly related East Caucasian ...
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