MORFOLOŠKE JEZIČNE ZNAČAJKE SPLITSKE ČAKAVŠTINE MARKA UVODIĆA SPLIĆANINA
MORPHOLOGICAL LINGUISTIC FEATURES IN SPLIT ČAKAVIAN OF MARKO UVODIĆ SPLIĆANIN
Author(s): Marijana Tomelić Ćurlin, Anita Runjić-StoilovaSubject(s): Morphology, Sociolinguistics, South Slavic Languages
Published by: Filozofski fakultet, Sveučilište u Splitu
Keywords: Marko Uvodić Splićanin; Split Čakavian; Štokavian; morphological variables;
Summary/Abstract: This paper elaborates on the main morphological linguistic features of Split Čakavian in the literary work of Marko Uvodić Splićanin (1877 - 1947). Split Čakavian at the beginning of 20th century was under the strong influence of nearby Štokavian idioms so the town of Split had started to lose its primal Čakavian features. Templates for analysis were texts: Naš bidni tovar (Our poor donkey), Kun Frane i njegov tovar (Godfather Frane and his donkey), Ni ni tovar luda beštija (Not even a donkey is a stupid animal), Štorija jednega tovara (A donkey’s tale). Special details of Split’s labourers’ lives have been connected with that animal. Analysis includes morphological features within forms of declensional, conjugational and unchangeable words. The linguistic corpus has shown the process of Čakavian and Štokavian interference, that is Ikavian-Čakavian with the Ikavian-Štokavian dialect.
Journal: Zbornik radova Filozofskog fakulteta u Splitu
- Issue Year: 2008
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 75-88
- Page Count: 14
- Language: Croatian
