THE ROLE OF THE TURKIC IN THE EVIDENTIALLY BELT
Keywords:
languages, reflexes, branches, morphemes, evidential meaning, location, classification, circumstancesAbstract
The article is to give a brief general survey of Turkic indirectives. Turkic languages known to us display indirective categories expressed by specific grammatical items opposed to non-directive items. Writing a grammar of Old Turkic has for two main reasons proven a quite formidable task. The first reason is the sheer size of the corpus, which has, during the last decade, kept growing at a breathtaking pace.
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