A general tendency of the second generation IE languages to create new morphological means for marking explicitly the constituency of an NP is observed. The exact outcomes of this diachronic process vary from one language to another. However, if we parametrize the variation, a common pattern becomes clearly observable. In all cases, a post nominal relative pronoun undergoes the grammaticalization.

Strong adjectives, and similar phenomena, in the second generation IE languages / Keidan, Artemij. - ELETTRONICO. - (2018), pp. 1-2. (Intervento presentato al convegno Variation and contact in the Ancient Indo-European languages tenutosi a Pisa nel 19-20/04/2018).

Strong adjectives, and similar phenomena, in the second generation IE languages

Artemij Keidan
2018

Abstract

A general tendency of the second generation IE languages to create new morphological means for marking explicitly the constituency of an NP is observed. The exact outcomes of this diachronic process vary from one language to another. However, if we parametrize the variation, a common pattern becomes clearly observable. In all cases, a post nominal relative pronoun undergoes the grammaticalization.
2018
Variation and contact in the Ancient Indo-European languages
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Strong adjectives, and similar phenomena, in the second generation IE languages / Keidan, Artemij. - ELETTRONICO. - (2018), pp. 1-2. (Intervento presentato al convegno Variation and contact in the Ancient Indo-European languages tenutosi a Pisa nel 19-20/04/2018).
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