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DOI: 10.25205/2312-6337 Roskomnadzor certificate number Эл № ФС 77-84783
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ArticleName: Reflexes of adjectival suffix *-lʲ: -l / -lʲ, -j / -i in Selkup dialects: a synchronic and diachronic perspective Authors: Sergei V. Kovylin Ivannikov Institute for System Programming of the RAS, Moscow, Russia; Tomsk State Pedagogical University, Tomsk, Russia In the section Фонетика
Abstract: This paper examines the variation of the reflexes of the adjectival suffix*-lʲ ˃ -l / -lʲ, -j / -i in the southern, transitional, central, and northern Selkup dialects from both synchronic and diachronic perspectives. This isogloss constitutes one of the principal phonetic criteria used in the internal zonal classification of the Selkup linguistic territory. The study draws on corpus data comprising over 42,000 tokens, accessed via the Lingvodoc linguistic platform and personal archives (FieldWorks Language Explorer files), as well as published scholarly sources on the Selkup language. The analysis demonstrates that the geographic variation of* lʲ reflexes represents a more complex and heterogeneous phonetic phenomenon than previously assumed. It is shown that the shift *-lʲ ˃ -j / i in the central dialect area is attested only sporadically and exclusively in the Narym dialect. In the southern dialects, this transition is close to completion, while in the transitional and northern zones it remains at an intermediate stage. In the southern and transitional dialects, the markers -l / -lʲ are predominantly attested at morpheme boundaries within compound lexemes and before postpositions, which is interpreted as a residual pattern. Diachronic comparison of sources reveals a higher frequency of the markers -l / lʲ in 19th-century materials from both the southern and northern dialects, followed by a moderate decline in the 20th–21st centuries. This variation points to a gradual and continuous diachronic shift *-lʲ ˃ -j / -i across Selkup dialects. Keywords: adjective suffix, phonetic dialectological criteria, Selkup dialects Bibliography: Alatalo J. Manuscripta Castreniana Ostiak-Samoiedica (MCOS) (electronic resource). URL: https://www.sgr.fi/manuscripta/ostiaksamoiedica (accessed 04.02.2025). Alatalo J. Sölkupisches Wörterbuch aus Aufzeichnungen von Kai Donner, U. T. Sirelius und Jarmo Alatalo. Zusammengestellt und herausgegeben von Jarmo Alatalo. Helsinki, 2004, 465 p. Glushkov S.V., Baydak A.V., Maksimova N.P. Dialekty sel’kupskogo jazyka [Dialects of the Selkup language] In Sel’kupy: ocherki tradicionnoj kul’tury i sel’kupskogo jazyka [Selkups: essays on traditional culture and the Selkup language]. Tomsk: TPU, 2013, pp. 49–63 (In Russian). Grigorovskiy N. P. Azbuka syussogoy gulani. Sost. N. P. Grigorovskim dlya inorodcev Narymskogo kraya [ABC-book sussogoy gulani. Comp. by N. P. Grigorovsky for foreigners of the Narym region]. Izdanie pravoslavnogo missionerskogo obshchestva, Kazan, 1879, 268 p. (In Russian) Hajdú P. Chrestomathia Samoiedica. Budapest, 1968, 239 p. Helimsky Eu. A. K istoricheskoy dialektologii sel’kupskogo yazyka [Towards the historical dialectology of the Selkup language]. In Komparativistika, uralistika: Lektsii i stat’i [Comparative studies, Uralistics: Lectures and articles]. Moscow, LRC Publishing House, 2000, pp. 42–58. (In Russian) Janurik T. A. Szölkup nyelvjárások osztalyozása. Nyelvtudományi Közlemények 80. Budapest, 1978, pp. 77–104. Janurik T. Über die Konsonantenphoneme der sölkupischen Mundarten. Studien zur phonol-ogischen Beschreibungen uralischer Sprachen. Budapest, Akadémiai Kiadó, 1984, pp. 51–67. Katz H. Selkupishe Quellen. Lesebuch. Wien, 1979, 231 p. Kazakevich O. A., Budyanskaya Е. М. Dialektologicheskiy slovar’ sel’kupskogo yazyka (severnoe narechie) [Dialectological dictionary of the Selkup language (northern dialect)]. Yekaterinburg, Basko, 2010, 372 p. (In Russian) Makary (Nevsky), bishop. Besedy ob istinnom Boge i istinnoy vere na narechii obskikh ostyakov [Conversations about the true God and the true faith in the dialect of the Ob Ostyaks]. Tomsk, 1900. (In Russian) Makary (Nevsky), bishop. Materialy dlya oznakomleniya s narechiem ostyakov Narymskogo kraya, 1887 g. [Materials for acquaintance with the dialect of the Ostyaks of the Narym region, 1887]. Prilozhenie № 7 k otchetu ob Altayskoy i Kirgizskoy missiyakh za 1887 g. [Appendix No. 7 to the report on the Altai and Kirghiz missions for 1887]. (In Russian) Szabó L. Selkup texts with phonetic introduction and vocabulary (Uralic and Altaic Series). Bloomington, 1967, 62 p. |
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