ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA ENCLITIC
From Late Latin encliticus, from Greek enklitikos, from enklinein to cause to lean, from en-² + klinein to lean.
CHE SIGNIFICA ENCLITIC IN INGLESE
clitic
Nella morfologia e nella sintassi, un clitico è un morfema che ha caratteristiche sintattiche di una parola, ma dipende fonologicamente da un'altra parola o frase. Il termine deriva dal greco per "appoggiarsi". È pronunciato come un affix, ma svolge un ruolo sintattico al livello della frase. In altre parole, i clitici hanno la forma di appendici, ma la distribuzione delle parole di funzione. Ad esempio, il possessore inglese è un clitico nella frase del cavallo del re dell'Inghilterra: sembra un suffisso, ma la sua posizione alla fine del "re d'Inghilterra" piuttosto che su "re" è come quella di un Parola separata. I clitici possono appartenere a qualsiasi categoria grammaticale, anche se sono comunemente pronomi, determinanti o adunzioni. Si noti che l'ortografia non è sempre una buona guida per distinguere clitici da appendici: i clitici possono essere scritti come parole separate, ma a volte vengono associate alla parola su cui dipendono o separati da caratteri speciali come trattini o apostrofi. La parola "clitico" viene spesso utilizzata liberamente per ciò che può essere meglio descritto come un appuntamento o una parola.
definizione di enclitic nel dizionario inglese
La prima definizione di enclitic nel dizionario è denotante o relativa a una parola o forma monosillabica che è trattata come un suffisso della parola precedente, come in latino -que in populusque. Un'altra definizione di enclitico è denotare o riferirsi a una parola che restituisce un accento sulla parola precedente. Enclitic è anche una parola enclitica o una forma linguistica.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ENCLITIC»
Scopri l'uso di
enclitic nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
enclitic e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
On the
Enclitic Ne in Early Latin
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
2
Studies in Middle English Linguistics
4. The. 'unstressed'. vowels. of. Middle. English. 4.1. The enclitic vowels 4.1.1.
The inventory As for the enclitic vowels of Middle English, they comprise a
commutation class of just three members: hl, as in beren /bae-ra/ 'bear'; IvJ, as in
folewe ...
3
An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax
-m after a vowel; or -mi or -ma in all cases), it seems to have been used at the
end of a word, and so it is assumed to have been enclitic on (i.e., to have leaned
on) that word. Only the consonantal mem is preserved; since its meaning was lost
...
Bruce K. Waltke, Michael Patrick O'Connor,
1990
4
A Primer of Biblical Greek
Enclitics in biblical Greek include several forms of the personal pronouns, most
forms of the verb eijui, and a few other words. When enclitic forms are given in
this and later lessons, they will be identified as such. A major difference between
...
5
Tagalog Reference Grammar
The word that an enclitic follows (either immediately or after one or more other
enclitics) within a given construction may be called the PRE-ENCLITIC WORD (
hereafter, P). In sentences cited thus far, P has in each case been the first word of
...
Paul Schachter, Fe T. Otanes,
1983
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Uto-Aztecan: Structural, Temporal, and Geographic ...
Since a form of this enclitic seems to appear in the second-person subject
combination =ra' (3.34), it may be that the only subject that cannot be used with
an =a object (in the extant data) is third-person singular. 3.34. The =ra enclitic is
used for ...
Eugene H. Casad, Thomas L. Willett,
2000
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The Personal Pronouns in the Germanic Languages: A Study of ...
A 2nd person sing. form pen is recorded for French Flanders, West Flanders and
Zeeuws-Vlaanderen (see e.g. De Schutter 1989: 56-59). On myn in Afrikaans see
9.1.7. 8.1.2 2nd p. sing. nom. enclitic -stu Through reanalysis of verb ending ...
8
Studies in the Grammatical Tradition in Tibet
With verbs, temporal sequence, as with enclitic 13: rgyal-po-hi skal-banas 'when/
after he is given a king's portion', mthoñ-nas 'after having seen'. 7.6. The
conjunctive particles contrast with the case particles along two different axes—
they are ...
22.7 the progressive/durative aspect enclitic <=aydoŋa ~ etc.> the interpretation
of the progressive/durative enclitic depends on the semantics of the predicate. it
is an aspectual enclitic indicating that an event is on-going (progressive ...
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The Syntax of Apollonius Dyscolus
The base forms are those with e [emeo, seo], and so the pleonastic forms [emeio,
seio] are always accented. In the third place, no enclitic can be longer than three
moras, so how could emeio be enclitic? [It has four moras.] Neither can seio ...
Apollonius (Dyscolus), Fred Walter Householder,
1981
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «ENCLITIC»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
enclitic nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Why we should stop using an apostrophe s for possessives
Actually, it's something in between: it's a clitic, specifically an enclitic (because it attaches at the end). It's more than a suffix — it moves around ... «The Week Magazine, feb 15»
Unseen CS Lewis letter defines his notion of joy
... which with a lot of them is something you're grateful he's done so you don't have to. He also knows the difference between oti and enclitic de. «The Guardian, dic 14»
Double up on your kanji to avoid homonym mixups
(In linguistics it's called an enclitic.) The most common of these is the character 子 (usually read shi or ko, and originally meaning a child). «The Japan Times, nov 14»
Philip Jenkins on Mark's Original Ending
Incidentally, the final Greek sentence ends with the word gar, technically an enclitic. In ancient Greek, it was very bad form to end a story on an ... «Patheos, mag 14»
MARK'S ENDING
Incidentally, the final Greek sentence ends with the word gar, technically an enclitic. In ancient Greek, it was very bad form to end a story on an ... «Patheos, apr 14»
'Tis and 10 other fun proclitic words
You can even take an enclitic, the s of "it's," and turn it into a proclitic, Gershwin style: 'swonderful, 'smarvelous, 'sawful nice, 'sparadise, and so ... «The Week Magazine, dic 13»
Primer on Manglish
Arguably, the best known enclitic in Malay is lah, which, in pre-Malindo writing, was tagged onto a preceding word by a hyphen ( ) The same ... «Malaysia Star, ott 11»
Learning (and Loving) a Foreign Language
... cognates) and then bury themselves in a grammar text full of phrases like “genitive construction,” “triconsonantal root” and “enclitic pronoun,” ... «Triple Helix Online, lug 11»
Image: Jan Victors, Wiki Commons
... Hebrew verb-plus-enclitic-pronoun hashiveynu, “return us,” or, “bring us back.” To those of you who are synagogue goers, this will, of course, ... «Forward, lug 11»
Gender sensitivity
Here I use the term enclitic as defined in Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary (1974), thus: “a word or particle which always follows another ... «Malaysia Star, lug 09»