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