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Asian and African Studies
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2013
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vol. 22
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issue 2
173 – 207
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The study examines the reduplication of non-finite verbal forms (the imperfective participle, perfective participle), verbal roots and finite verbal forms in Bengali. It points out various constraints which apply to the reduplication and classifies types of reduplication of verbal forms. Alongside total reduplication (pure and superadded) and partial reduplication, a definition is also provided for medial reduplication, which is applied in the reduplication of verbs formed by a verb which is joined to other word classes, most often substantives. The functions of particular types of verbal reduplications are also analysed.
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The paper gives an overview of the development in the field of comparison of Slovak and Czech lexicon. In the first part, it maps the beginnings of the lexical comparison which are closely tied to the presence of Czech as a literary code on the Slovak territory. Lexical reduplications, metalinguistic comments, footnote lexical explanations and small vocabularies added to literary works of Slovak authors are tackled as the first step of the lexical comparison which was followed by the incorporation of a comparative view of the Slovak and Czech lexicon in the Czech and Slovak dictionaries of the National Revival period. Approaches to the representation of lexical differences, both in the frame of Czech-Slovak literary and linguistic unity (dictionaries of J. Dobrovský, J. Palkovič, J. Jungmann) and in the frame of Bernolák’s codification of literary Slovak (dictionary of A. Bernolák), are described and compared. The paper deals with the contribution of Anton Bernolák, Josef Dobrovský, Josef Jungmann, Ján Kollár, Štefan Leška, Juraj Palkovič, Juraj Ribay, Pavol Jozef Šafárik, Bohuslav Tablic and others to the development in the field.
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