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On the origin of the Baltic and Slavic o-stem genitive singular Suffix *-ad

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DEL BALTU IR SLAVU KALBU o KAMIENO VIENASKAITOS KILMININKO SUFIKSO *-ad KILMESSantraukaBaltu ir slavu kalbu o kamieno gen. sg. sufikso *-dd kilme aiškinama remiantis „naujuoju požiuriu“ i ide. morfologija. Teigiama, kad šis sufiksas atsirado gramatikalizuojant deiktine dalelyte *a, kuri kontaminavusi su deiktine dalelyte *(e/o)T. Taip susiformavo vienas iš velesnes nominalines paradigmos fleksiniu elementu. Destoma aiškinima remia tai, kad toks procesas yra patikimas tipologiškai ir dažnas ide. kalbose bei ankstyvosiose tarmese.

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pp. 165 - 171
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