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Taal en Tongval - Volume 69, Issue 2, 2017
Volume 69, Issue 2, 2017
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oa Possessor truncation in kinship terms in Dutch dialects
More LessAbstract Possessor truncation in kinship terms in Dutch dialects In this study we report a hardly noticed, poorly studied, and non-understood property of kinship terms in many Dutch dialects: a distinct, more impoverished possessor inflection in kinship terms, which was coined “possessor truncation” in Goeman et al. (2008). After reporting dialect-geographical, diachronic, and morphological properties of possessor truncati Read More
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oa Verbreiding en oorzaak van h-procope en h-prothese in het Middelnederlands
Authors: Margit Rem, Nicoline van der Sijs & Marjolein van OsAbstract The diffusion and cause of procope and prothesis of h in Middle Dutch In this article we examine the geographical distribution of procope and prothesis of h in Dutch charters from the 13th and 14th centuries, and the frequency with which these phenomena occur, while trying to find patterns in the data. We then venture an explanation of why these phenomena originate in the Flemish dialects. Our hypothesis is that p Read More
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oa Diminutieven van basissen op een vocaal of glijder in de centraal-zuidelijke en de zuidwestelijke dialecten. Een precisering
More LessAbstract Diminutives of bases on a vowel or glide in central southern and south western dialects: a specification The excellent first part of the Morphological Atlas of the Dutch Dialects (MAND 2005) discusses the formation of diminutives in Dutch dialects, taking diminutives of bases ending on 'vowel, diphtong or glide' as a point of reference, 'after which the diminutive suffix can develop freely and most naturally.' Based on d Read More
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oa Persoonsdeixis in het zuidelijk Bargoens van de negentiende en de twintigste eeuw
More LessAbstract Person deixis in southern Dutch Cant of the nineteenth and twentieth century The dialects of Dutch Cant (Bargoens) spoken in the Low Countries south of the great rivers used a specific person deixis. The speaker and the addressee were not referred to by means of pronouns, as in standard Dutch, but by means of lexicalized nominal markers. Nominal person deixis, however, is less suitable for differentiation than pr Read More
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oa Taaldiversiteit in Nederland
Authors: Hans Schmeets & Leonie Cornips
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