Namenilnik v panonski in štajerski narečni skupini slovenskega jezika : pregled na osnovi narečnih opisov

english
slovenian

2023

dialektologija   namenilnik   nedoločnik   panonska narečna skupina   slovenski jezik   štajerska narečna skupina

ZRC SAZU
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

The article analyses the supine, especially in relation to the infinitive, in Slovene Pannonian and Styrian dialects; a particular attention in this regard is paid to the contribution of the academician Zinka Zorko. The supine and the infinitive differ in the Pannonian dialect group and in the eastern parts of the Styrian dialect group, i.e. in the eastern parts of the Central Styrian dialect and in a larger part of the Kozje-Bizeljsko dialect. Individual phonetically different forms appear in the Upper Savinja dialect, in some parts of the South Pohorje dialect and in the Kozjak subdialect. The supine has coincided with mostly shortened long infinitive ending in -t in the Central Savinja, in most parts of the Central Styrian and South Pohorje dialects, as well as in the Lower Sava Valley dialect. In individual dialects, the linguistic means competing with the supine include the final dependent clause, the imperative mood after verbs of motion in the imperative, the present tense and the future tense; a highlighted syntactic feature of the supine in the Pannonian dialect group is its rection with the genitive case.

22.03.2024