Slovene Linguistic Studies: Recent submissions
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Translating from Bulgarian – Bulgarian Gerundial Clauses in Slovene Literary Translations
(2019)The aim of the article is to analyse translation equivalents of Bulgarian gerundial clauses in Slovene translations of five Bulgarian literary works. (1) The analysed works include 477 gerundial clauses with different ... -
Comitative Constructions in Slovenian: A Comparison with Other South Slavic Languages and Russian
(2019)The paper focuses on Slovenian comitative constructions with two human participants who are involved in the same situation: the first participant, most frequently expressed by a nominative noun phrase, acts as a nucleus ... -
Multi-Word Lexical Units in General Monolingual Explanatory Dictionaries of Slavic Languages
(2019)In the article, the typology and the macro- and microstructure positioning of multi- word lexical units in general monolingual explanatory dictionaries of five Slavic languages (Slovenian, Croatian, Slovak, Polish and ... -
Remarks on Slovene Clitic Sequences
(2019)Clitic sequencing in Slovene is mainly the ordering of clitic forms of the personal pronouns, which are usually bound to the second topological position in the Slovene sentence. This ordering corresponds to the type of ... -
Sequence of Events and its Influence on Verbal Aspect Usage in Slovene
(2019)The sequence of events forces actions into restricting each other (the borders of the closed interval limiting the duration of an action are represented by the preceding and following action: (d n – 1[dn]dn + 1)), which ... -
Word Order in Slovene Dialectal Discourse
(2019)There has been little discussion of word order in Slovene to date, even though the first extensive study of clitics and their position in a sentence in Slovene by Matija Murko was published already in 1891–1892. The majority ... -
Black Liver, White Lungs: On the History and Location of the Model
(2019)It is demonstrated that the black X 'liver' – the white X 'lungs' model originated in the Persian language and was then brought to the Turkish and Azerbaijani languages, from which it spread over a large territory affecting ... -
Genitive plural endings in the Tersko dialect of Slovene
(2019)Nouns belonging to the non-mobile root-stressed accentual paradigm of a-declension with roots containing no final consonant clusters or containing consonant clusters of the type ṣ + obstruent usually exhibit the genitive ... -
A corpus-based study of 16th-century Slovene clitics and clitic-like elements
(2019)This paper undertakes a corpus-based linguistic investigation of the spelling variation in 16th century Slovene both from the diachronic and synchronic points of view. The investigation is based on a manually annotated ... -
Covers and Front Matter
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Jezik in neoliberalizem
(2017-10-01)The article attempts to shed light on the connection between language and neoliberal ideology. An interdisciplinary approach requires the use of insight from different social, humanistic and scientific fields. Neoliberalism ... -
Proto-Slavic *pepelъ/*popelъ: Original Form and Etymology
(2017-10-01)The article examines geographical and historical relationships between descendants of the forms *popelъ and *pepelъ 'ashes' in the Slavic world and analyses four basic etymologies of this word (reduplicated derivative of ... -
K problematiki vpliva stičnega jezika – nemščine na semantične spremembe in stilno vrednost najstarejše slovenske knjižne leksike (16. stoletje)
(2017-10-01)The paper addresses the changes in meaning of loanwords compared to the meaning of German lexemes during the process of their integration into the Slovenian language system and the 16th century literary language. Another ... -
Wüster’s View of Terminology
(2017-10-01)The article presents some aspects of the General Theory of Terminology, whose author, Eugen Wüster (1898–1977), is considered the father of modern terminology. The article first presents his life and work and then also the ... -
Semantic and syntactic features of the verbs bati se ʽto fearʼ and upati (si/se) ʽto hope; to dareʼ in the Slovenian sentence
(2017-10-01)В статье делается попытка проанализировать синтаксические и семантические свойства глаголов bati se ‘бояться’, upati ‘надеяться’ и upati se/si ‘отваживаться’ с точки зрения их возможных дополнений, прежде всего выраженных ... -
Petra Mišmaš. Slovenian questions with short wh-movement and the low periphery
(2017-10-01)The paper examines multiple wh-questions with short wh-movement in Slovenian. Although these questions differ from questions with multiple wh-fronting, the behavior of focus, topic, and wh-phrases is comparable in both ... -
Toporišičev prispevek k slovenskemu narečjeslovju
(2017-10-01)This paper provides a critical overview of Jože Toporišič’s academic discussions of dialectology. In particular, it orients his dialect work within contemporary Slovenian dialectology and evaluates his overall contribution ...