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Volume 45 Number Nr.2 Year 2010

27 articles in this issue 

Daniel Petit

Straipsnyje aptariami kai kurie priesagos perkelimo atvejai baltu kalbose. Priesagos perkelimu vadinamas morfologinis procesas, kurio metu nauja leksema, vykstant leksinei inovacijai, perima pakeiciamo senesnio žodžio priesaga. Taip galima paaiškinti kai ... see more

Pags. 173 - 184  

Adriano Cerri

Straipsnyje analizuojamas skaitvardžiu morfosintaksinis elgesys baltu kalbose, remiantis Corbetto (1978a; 1978b) siulomu modeliu slavu kalboms. Parodoma, kad ši modeli, norint pateikti išsamu baltu kalbu sistemos apraša, reikia modifikuoti ir plesti. Daug... see more

Pags. 185 - 204  

Bonifacas Stundžia

SummaryThe traditional mobile accent paradigm, alternating stress between the last and the initial syllables in polysyllabic words, has developed into two types of neomobility in certain classes of appellatives and nomina propria in Lithuanian. Different ... see more

Pags. 205 - 220  

Egle Žilinskaite

THE ALLATIVE CASE IN MIKALOJUS DAUKŠA’S PostillaSummaryA semantic analysis of the allative case in Daukša’s Postilla (1599) is performed in order to discuss various types of its use. The following 12 functions of allative are distin­guished, which reflect... see more

Pags. 221 - 241  

Božena Voitkevic

SummaryThis paper deals with the morphological integration of Slavisms into the Lithuanian language. An attempt was made to determine in what cases and due to what reasons Slavic loanwords integrated into a certain type of declension system. It also discu... see more

Pags. 243 - 256  

Zigmas Zinkevicius

SummaryThe name of the village Juodáusiai allows the reconstruction of the form *juodáusis ‘extremely black’ of the adjective júodas ‘black’. The superlative suffix -áusi(a)s could have originated from the semantically related words daug < *dáug, dáugi... see more

Pags. 257 - 260  

Aukse Razanovaite

SummaryIn the old Lithuanian texts the atonic form gen., dat., acc. m(i), t(i) (Zinkevicius 1981, 49) is also used alongside the orthotonic genitive, dative and accusative forms of the first and the second person. The usual forms are mi, ti or the shorten... see more

Pags. 261 - 264  

Jurate Pajediene

SummaryThe article gives an overview of the structure and semantics of subordinate clauses of time boundary with the conjunction net in Old Lithuanian (in the texts of J. Bretkunas’ Postilla (1591), M. Daukša’s Postilla (1599) and K. Sirvydas’ Punktai Sak... see more

Pags. 265 - 283  

Anna Karpoviciene

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Pags. 285 - 299  

Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak

SantraukaStraipsnyje atskleidžiamas etimologinis ryšys tarp lie. blãke f. ir puštunu brez f. ‘blake’. Šiedu žodžiai taip pat susije su la. blakts, plakts ‘blake’, lo. blatta f. ‘tarakonas, gram­buolys, kandis; dvokiantis vabzdys, skleidžiantis šviesa ir p... see more

Pags. 301 - 305  

Jurgita Jaroslaviene

SummaryEvery plosive consonant has a similar impact on both the beginning (when preced­ing a vowel) and the end (when following a vowel) of the spectrum of respective vowels. Second and third formant differences of consonants have special prominence, incl... see more

Pags. 307 - 324  

Daiva Sinkeviciute

SummaryLithuanian compound proper names with first element dal- (as well as place names derived from them) cannot contain an independent element dal- related to the word family of Lith. dal-ià, dal-ýti. Lithuanian onyms with first element dal- originated ... see more

Pags. 325 - 340  

Dalia Sviderskiene

ON SEVERAL HYDRONYMS OF MARIJAMPOLE COUNTY UPDATING CURRENT HYDRONYMY DATASummaryUnique resources of toponyms accumulated during the interwar and afterwar period in Lithuania are stored at the Department of Onomastics in the Institute of the Lithua­nian L... see more

Pags. 341 - 353  

Letas Palmaitis

ZINTAI-CINTAI (why not ŽINTAI?) and PRUZAI-PRUCAI (why not PRUŽAI?)SummaryThe historically attested spellings of the Natangian village Zinten – 1419 Sinthen, 1476 Szynthen, 1508 Zcingten (Gerullis APON) – show a graphic variation of the letters s, sz, zc ... see more

Pags. 355 - 358