Bound deverbative nouns in the Tungusic languages: noun of purpose

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Bound deverbative nouns in the Tungusic languages: noun of purpose
Авторы (текстом)
B. V. Boldyrev
Ключевые слова
tungusic languages, possession, morphemes, suffix, general category meaning, syntactic function
Abstract

The paper deals with one of the topical issues concerning the qualification of the so called «independent verbal parts of speech» or «grammatical groups of the verb» which based on their inherent grammatical categories, the category of the personal and reflexive possession in particular, may be referred to the grammatical class of the noun. Being used in the sentence in the function
of extended adverbial modifiers of condition, purpose, cause etc., they were traditionally translated into Russian as subordinate clauses of the corresponding group. It is this fact that led to their inclusion into the class of «specific verbal forms» while, in fact, these are deverbative nouns of the specific declension paradigm lost by the majority of languages.

Bibliographic reference
B. V. Boldyrev Bound deverbative nouns in the Tungusic languages: noun of purpose // Сибирский филологический журнал. 2015. № 4. Pp. 222–228. DOI: 10.17223/18137083/53/24.