Title Lietuvių vienaskaitos pirmojo ir antrojo asmens klitinių įvardžių formos XVII a. raštuose
Another Title First and the second person singular pronominal clitics in the 17th century Lithuanian texts.
Authors Razanovaitė, Auksė
DOI 10.15388/baltistica.49.1.2207
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Is Part of Baltistica.. Vilnius : Vilniaus universiteto leidykla. 2014, t. 49, Nr. 1, p. 41-70.. ISSN 0132-6503
Abstract [eng] The truth is that some cases of preverbal positions and the examples, where a pronominal clitic is adjacent not to the first stressed word of a clause, and which is not a verb form, reinforce the impression of the disintegration of the system. As it was mentioned above, the first and the second person pronominal clitics tend to stay adjacent to a verb (even if the verb is not the first word of a clause), so pronominal clitics defy the phonological feature to go in the second position in a sentence. It is also interesting that in attaching the verb forms they do not show a vivid distribution with the corresponding accented forms of the pronoun. The only tangible motivated usage can be seen in poetry texts.
Published Vilnius : Vilniaus universiteto leidykla
Type Journal article
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2014