РУССКИЕ И ЧЕШСКИЕ ОТГЛАГОЛЬНЫЕ СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНЫЕ СО СЛОВООБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫМ ЗНАЧЕНИЕМ „ЛИЦО“
RUSSIAN AND CZECH VERBAL NOUNS WITH A WORD-FORMATION MEANING „PERSON“

Author(s): Anastasia Sokolova
Subject(s): Syntax, Comparative Linguistics, Western Slavic Languages, Eastern Slavic Languages
Published by: Masarykova univerzita nakladatelství
Keywords: verbal nouns; word-formation meaning „person“; suffixes; Russian verbal nouns; Czech verbal nouns;
Summary/Abstract: The paper is devoted to Russian and Czech verbal nouns with a word-formation meaning „person“. The author bases her study on Russian Grammar 1980, according to which she identifies and gives a detailed description of a group of Russian suffixes which are used to form a masculine gender of verbal nouns (e.g. the suffixes -тель, -ник, -чик/-щик, -ун/-юн). The paper also provides a list of Russian-Czech suffixal equivalents (or non-equivalent suffixes) and indicates if these suffixes are productive or non-productive. The Czech suffixes are chosen from The Dictionary of Affixes Used in Czech (Slovník afixů používaných v češtině). Special attention is paid to the formation of feminine nouns from nouns of masculine gender, to the derivational models of the Russian and Czech languages, and to the sequential/non-sequential formation of feminine nouns in Russian and Czech.

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