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ON THE POSSESSIVE FORM WITH THE AFFIX -KER- IN ROMANI

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Rácová A.
Asian and African Studies
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2004
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vol. 13
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issue 1
104 - 113
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In Romani studies literature, the form with the affix -ker- -ger- is regarded as the genitive form of nouns or as possessive adjective. On the basis of analysis of the views of various authors and analysis of Romani texts, we came to the conclusion that the given form needs to be regarded as a possessive adjective.
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STRUCTURAL PATTERNS AND FUNCTIONS OF REDUPLICATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN SLOVAK ROMANI

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Rácová A., Samko M.
Asian and African Studies
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2015
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vol. 24
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issue 2
165 – 189
EN
In Slovak Romani reduplication applies to nouns, adverbs, numerals, particles, interrogative adverbial pronouns, verbs and adjectives. The most prevalent type is total reduplication: either pure total reduplication which involves repetition of constituents without additional elements, or superadded total reduplication where the reduplicative construction is extended by additional elements (particles, conjunctions, prepositions, inflections and prefixes). Partial reduplication is rare. Reduplicative constructions have mainly an intensification and distributive function. Verbal reduplicates express an ongoing, continuous action, which requires some effort. Reduplicative constructions can also serve to express multiplication (a large quantity of), attenuation and indefiniteness. In some cases they have a derivative function; sometimes reduplicative constructions are lexicalized.
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THE DIRECTIVE ILLOCUTIONARY ACT IN THE SLOVAK CARPATHIAN ROMANI

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Rácová A., Horecký J.
Asian and African Studies
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2005
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vol. 14
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issue 1
74 - 82
EN
The directive illocutionary act is a characteristic type of the operational illocutionary act. It demands an addressee to whom its content, that is, the order, command or request is directed. This content may be formulated by various means: grammatical (imperative) and lexical (specific performants, particles, conjunctions). Secondarily, depending on an actual communicative situation, the content of the directive illocutionary act may be formulated also by modal verb, modal particles and interrogative, indicative and conditional sentences.
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