Most Slavic prefixes can be assigned to one of two large cate- gories, lexical and superlexical. The lexical prefixes are like Germanic particles, in having resultative meanings, often spatial, but often id- iosyncratic. The superlexical prefixes are like adverbs or auxiliary verbs, having aspectual and quantificational meanings. I present a syntactic account of the two types of prefix, arguing that the lexical ones are to be analyzed essentially like the Germanic particles, and that their VP-internal position accounts for many of their properties, while the superlexical ones originate outside VP
The role of Slavic verbal prefixes is discussed in the context of Slovenian Location/Locatum denomin...
With respect to their semantic and syntactic behaviour, Slavic verbal prefixes fall into at least tw...
TITLE: Prefix stacking in Czech, Russian and Bulgarian SUMMARY: This bachelor's work is uncovering l...
This paper is intended to justify the classification of all the Rus- sian prefixes into lexical and ...
This is an introduction to a special volume of Nordlyd available at http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordl...
This study contrasts two types of prefixes in Lithuanian (a Baltic language), the lexical prefix and...
This thesis is about the structure of prefixed verbs in Slavic and the syntax of resultative seconda...
The paper argues for the overspecification approach to syncretism in the domain of Polish super-lexi...
Prefixes, like prepositions, trace back to the immutable words, close to adverbial - relational elem...
This paper investigates the role that prefixes played in the development of the Slavic aspect catego...
The term preverb stacking (PS) designates the co-occurrence on one verbal base of two or more prefix...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
This paper is an attempt to unify the polysemous verbal prefixes and prepositions in Russian. At fir...
The Russian semelfactive (event-minimizing) suffix \u27nu\u27 (e.g. pryg-nu-t’ = to jump once), rare...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
The role of Slavic verbal prefixes is discussed in the context of Slovenian Location/Locatum denomin...
With respect to their semantic and syntactic behaviour, Slavic verbal prefixes fall into at least tw...
TITLE: Prefix stacking in Czech, Russian and Bulgarian SUMMARY: This bachelor's work is uncovering l...
This paper is intended to justify the classification of all the Rus- sian prefixes into lexical and ...
This is an introduction to a special volume of Nordlyd available at http://www.ub.uit.no/munin/nordl...
This study contrasts two types of prefixes in Lithuanian (a Baltic language), the lexical prefix and...
This thesis is about the structure of prefixed verbs in Slavic and the syntax of resultative seconda...
The paper argues for the overspecification approach to syncretism in the domain of Polish super-lexi...
Prefixes, like prepositions, trace back to the immutable words, close to adverbial - relational elem...
This paper investigates the role that prefixes played in the development of the Slavic aspect catego...
The term preverb stacking (PS) designates the co-occurrence on one verbal base of two or more prefix...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
This paper is an attempt to unify the polysemous verbal prefixes and prepositions in Russian. At fir...
The Russian semelfactive (event-minimizing) suffix \u27nu\u27 (e.g. pryg-nu-t’ = to jump once), rare...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
The role of Slavic verbal prefixes is discussed in the context of Slovenian Location/Locatum denomin...
With respect to their semantic and syntactic behaviour, Slavic verbal prefixes fall into at least tw...
TITLE: Prefix stacking in Czech, Russian and Bulgarian SUMMARY: This bachelor's work is uncovering l...