Autor rozważa w artykule niecodzienny typ wariantywności w języku staroruskim: singularis vs pluralis. Jego uwagę zwracają przede wszystkim takie sytuacje we współczesnym języku rosyjskim, gdy zamiast dawnej wariantywności form liczby występują formy singularia tantum i pluralia tantum. Zdaniem autora przypadki wariantywności form w zakresie liczby można wyjaśnić podwójną naturą znaków językowych – sygnifikatywnych i denotatywnych. Forma gramatyczna liczby pojedynczej jest wyrażeniem significatum i w żadnym wypadku nie koreluje z potencjalnym gramatycznym znaczeniem jednostkowości. Wręcz przeciwnie, zastąpienie wyjściowych, oryginalnych form wyrazu w liczbie pojedynczej liczbą mnogą jest właśnie spowodowane semantycznym nasyceniem form plur...
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The article deals with the questions of how the category of quantitativity is represented in Linguis...
The paper analyzes some non-trivial properties of the Russian particle čut’ (≈ ‘a little’) as well a...
Russian nouns in numerical expressions appear in three different forms, depending on the numeral: no...
This paper looks at two cases of number agreement mismatch in Russian numeral phrases and offers a u...
Russian nouns in nominative and accusative numerical expressions appear in three different forms, de...
Artykuł poświęcony jest omówieniu sufiksalnych apelatywnych rzeczowników deminutywnych nazywających ...
The article deals with morphosyntactic and semantico-stylistic peculiarities of the numerals '1' an...
Contemporary Polish and Russian numerals. A contrastive study Numerals have always been a matter of...
The materials examined here consist of 121 Russian letters dating from 1700-1715. The present study ...
Russian numerals as a whole show a very complex morphosyntax: in particular, paucal numerals - a cla...
This article discusses the characteristic of ŏ-stem nouns in the 16th-century monument of writing be...
The article is the third and last part of the description of inflectional variation of nouns in the ...
The article is devoted to the problem of Old Russian writing’s typology. Traditionally, it is presen...
There are numerous deviations in the forms of compound numerals in speech. Most users do not conside...
The Smith-Stark hierarchy, a version of the Animacy Hierarchy, offers a typology of the cross-lingui...
The article deals with the questions of how the category of quantitativity is represented in Linguis...
The paper analyzes some non-trivial properties of the Russian particle čut’ (≈ ‘a little’) as well a...