The Effects of the Slavic–Balkan Contact on Lipovan Daco-Romanian

This paper offers both a descriptive account and an analysis of the possible consequences of linguistic contact between the Daco-Romanian variety spoken by the Lipovan community and Russian (starting from a fieldwork-based corpus study) regarding (low) verb movement in neutral readings, ultimately r...

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Published in:Languages (Basel) 2024-04, Vol.9 (4), p.122
Main Author: Boioc Apintei, Adnana
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Balkan languages
Bilingualism
Daco-Romance
Diachronic linguistics
Field study
Immigration
Influence
Language contact
Language varieties
Linguistics
Lipovan Daco-Romanian
Moldovan Daco-Romanian
old Romanian
Romanian language
Russian language
Slavic languages
Syntactic movement
verb movement
Verbs
Word order
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Summary:This paper offers both a descriptive account and an analysis of the possible consequences of linguistic contact between the Daco-Romanian variety spoken by the Lipovan community and Russian (starting from a fieldwork-based corpus study) regarding (low) verb movement in neutral readings, ultimately reflected in the preference for [adv-v] word order. The situation identified in Lipovan Daco-Romanian will be compared with that of old and standard Daco-Romanian, Moldovan Daco-Romanian, and Russian.
ISSN:2226-471X
2226-471X
DOI:10.3390/languages9040122