Jedan tip imeničkih složenica u kajkavskome književnom jeziku
Issue Date
2016-02Author
Štebih Golub, Barbara
Publisher
University of Maribor, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
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Article
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Scholarly/refereed, publisher version
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Prispevek je tematsko vezan na en tip samostalniških zloženk v kajkavskem
knjižnem jeziku, standardiziranem idiomu, ki je imel vlogo knjižnega jezika na
območju severozahodne Hrvaške v obdobju od 16. stoletja do 30-ih let 19. stoletja
in oblikovanja hrvaškega standardnega jezika na štokavski osnovi. Iz doslej
objavljenih zvezkov Rječnika hrvatskoga kajkavskoga književnog jezika in kartoteke
Inštituta za hrvaški jezik in jezikoslovje je izpisan korpus 300 samostalniških
zloženk, ki imajo na prvem mestu samostalniško, na drugem mestu pa
glagolsko sestavino in so nastale z medponsko-priponsko tvorbo. V prispevku
je analizirana njihova struktura, dodan pa je tudi abecedni popis pripon, aktivnih
pri njihovi tvorbi. Ker je zlaganje opredeljeno kot redek tvorbeni postopek
slovanskih jezikov, so v prispevku obravnavani tudi vzroki za njihovo številčnost
v kajkavskem knjižnem jeziku. Z namenom ugotoviti, ali gre za hapakse
posameznih avtorjev in leksikografov, so analizirani viri, v katerih so prisotni,
in njihova potrditev. Izpostavljena je tudi možnost, da je bil povod za njihov
nastanek kalkiranje latinskih in nemških modelov. The topic of this paper is the description of a type of nominal compound in
the Kajkavian literary language – the standardized idiom that had performed
the function of standard language in North-West Croatia in the period between
the sixteenth century and the 1830s and the formation of the Croatian Standard
language constructed on the basis of the Štokavian dialect. From the published
volumes of the Dictionary of Kajkavian Literary Language (Rječnik kajkavskoga
književnoga jezika), and the card files of the Institute of Croatian Language and
Linguistics, a corpus was excerpted containing around 300 nominal compound
words whose first root morpheme is a noun and the second root morpheme is a
verb and which were formed by means of blending and suffixation. This paper
analyzes their structure and presents an alphabetical list of productive suffixes
in the word-formation processes. Since composition is considered to be a rare
word formation process in the Slavic languages, this paper discusses the reasons
for such a large number of compound words in the Kajkavian literary language.
The analysis is based on the sources in which the compound words are found,
as well as their attestation, with a goal of determining whether they are hapax
legomena of single authors or lexicographers. It is also noted that there is a possibility
that the incentive for the creation of a large number of compound words
came from calques from Latin and German models.
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