EXPRESSING POSSESSION THROUGH PREDICATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN CHULYM-TURKIC
The article analyzes means of expressing possession relations with constructions not belonging to nominal ones in Chulym Turkic. Based on new field data, examples of predicative possession constructions in use are considered, locational, comitative, topical and transitive possession types are analyzed. It is proven that topical possession constructions in Chulym Turkic also include genitive possession constructions in which the logical subject (i.e. topic) is realized in the form of the possessive case. This very construction is the most frequent one in expressing category of possession through relations of predication in Chulym Turkic.
Keywords: Chulym-Turkic, possession, category of possessiveness, predication
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Issue: 4, 2016
Series of issue: Issue 4
Rubric: LINGUISTICS
Pages: 37 — 42
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