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FENOMÉN NEPLNOVÝZNAMOVOSTI V JAZYKU

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Kačala J.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2006
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vol. 71
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issue 3
139 – 148
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The author examines auxiliarity on the level of lexical units. He views it like a counterpart to the language units with full lexical meaning and it is placed among the other phenomena of the asymmetrical arrangement of formal and semantic part of language units and signs. The author views auxiliarity as a normal part of the natural language and he sees its place in the sphere of asemantic or empty phenomena in language and on the other hand in the field of zero elements in language.
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KONCEPCIA KVANTITY A RYTMICKÉHO ZÁKONA V CAMBELOVEJ RUKOVÄTI SPISOVNEJ REČI SLOVENSKEJ

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Kačala J.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2006
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vol. 71
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issue 6
340 – 349
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The author points out that Samuel Cambel in his work Rukoväť spisovnej reči slovenskej puts the conception of quantity on the Middle Slovak character of quantity and that he based on the fundamental unity of the quantity with a regulation of its appearance in word by the rhythmical law. Another important fact is that Cambel placed the function of the rhythmical law to the sphere of word-formation and inflection and the place of quantity neutralization he saw in a word-formative or grammatical suffix of word. Cambel also pointed out cases where in the same word more long syllables follow one after another – he gave five such examples. The author pays attention to some cases of use and non-use of rhythmical law and takes up a critical stand on opposite interpretations of the Cambel ś perception of the rhythmical law.
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FRAZEOLOGICKÉ JEDNOTKY S JEDNOČLENNÝM GRAMATICKÝM JADROM V SLOVENČINE

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Kačala J.
Slavica Slovaca
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2014
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vol. 49
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issue 2
165 - 171
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The author analyses the occurrence of impersonal verbs and impersonal variants of personal verbs functioning as fundaments of one-member sentences as they are used in phraseological units of Slovak language. He defines the category of person in grammatical and lexical level of language system and position of personal and impersonal verbs in grammar and lexis.
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