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Chuvash historical phonetics: an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism

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Beteilige Person:	Agyagási, Klára 1952- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Wiesbaden Harrassowitz Verlag 2019
Schriftenreihe:	Turcologica 117
Schlagwörter:	Phonetik Tschuwaschisch Historische Sprachwissenschaft Altaistics Altaistik Baltistics East European cultural studies Finno-Ugristics Linguistik Slavistics Theoretical linguistics Tschuwaschen/Sprache Turkologie Turkology Wolgabulgaren
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ISBN:	9783447111638 3447111631

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adam_text	CONTENTS FOREWORD.......................................................................................................................... IX I THE PREDECESSORS OF THE CHUVASH IN THE VOLGA REGION ........................................... 1 1.1 DEFINING THE VOLGA BULGARIAN DIALECTS .................................................................. 1 1.2 SOURCES OF THE CHUVASH HISTORICAL PHONETICS ......................................................... 10 1.2.1 SOURCES OF THE PROTO-TURKIC PERIOD .................................................................... 12 1.2.1.1 LOANS FROM PROTO-TURKIC IN MONGOLIAN, LOANS FROM PROTO-MONGOLIAN IN PROTO-TURKIC.................................................... 12 1.2.1.2 LOANS FROM T OKHARIAN IN PROTO-T URKIC ........................................................... 13 1.2.1.3 PROTO-TURKIC LOANS IN PROTO-SAMOYEDIC AND SOUTHERN SAMOYEDIC ................. 14 1.2.1.4 LOANS FROM OLD AND MIDDLE IRANIAN IN PROTO-TURKIC ...................................... 14 1.2.2 SOURCES OF THE OLD TURKIC PERIOD..................................................................... 14 1.2.2.1 LOANS FROM CHINESE IN WEST OLD TURKIC ........................................................ 15 1.2.2.2 WEST OLD TURKIC LOANS IN ANCIENT HUNGARIAN ................................................. 15 1.2.2.3 SOURCES FROM DANUBE BULGARIAN..................................................................... 18 1.2.2.4 KHAZAR SOURCES................................................................................................ 19 1.2.2.5 THE LANGUAGE OF THE AVARS AS POSSIBLE SOURCE OF THE HISTORY OF CHUVASH ....... 19 1.2.2.6 LOANWORDS FROM WEST OLD TURKIC IN OSSETIC, LOANS FROM ALANIC IN WEST OLD TURKIC ........................................................... 20 1.2.2.7 EAST SLAVIC AND OLD RUSSIAN LOANWORDS IN VOLGA BULGARIAN, VOLGA BULGARIAN LOANWORDS IN OLD RUSSIAN ................................................... 20 1.2.2.8 LOANS FROM ARABIC AND PERSIAN IN THE VOLGA BULGARIAN DIALECTS .................... 22 1.2.2.9 LOANS FROM VOLGA BULGARIAN IN PROTO-PERMIC AND PROTO-VOTYAK, LOANS FROM PROTO-PERMIC AND PROTO-VOTYAK IN VOLGA BULGARIAN .................... 22 1.2.2.10 LOANS FROM VOLGA BULGARIAN IN MORDVIN ...................................................... 23 1.2.3 SOURCES OF THE MIDDLE TURKIC PERIOD .............................................................. 23 1.2.3.1 THE VOLGA BULGARIAN GLOSSES AND EPITAPHS ..................................................... 24 1.2.3.2 LOANS FROM VOLGA BULGARIAN IN MIDDLE CHUVASH.......................................... 25 1.2.3.3 LOANS FROM MIDDLE MONGOLIAN IN MIDDLE CHUVASH....................................... 25 1.2.3.4 LOANS FROM MIDDLE BULGARIAN IN THE MARI DIALECTS, LOANS FROM PROTO-MARI IN MIDDLE CHUVASH ..................................................... 26 1.2.3.5 SUBSTRATUM ELEMENTS IN THE MIDDLE CHUVASH LANGUAGE ................................... 26 1.2.3.6 LOANS FROM MIDDLE KIPCHAK IN MIDDLE CHUVASH........................................... 27 1.2.3.7 LOANS FROM MIDDLE RUSSIAN IN MIDDLE CHUVASH............................................ 28 1.2.4 SOURCES OF THE MODEM CHUVASH PERIOD ............................................................. 28 1.2.4.1 18TH CENTURY WRITTEN SOURCES OF THE CHUVASH LANGUAGE .................................... 28 1.2.4.2 SOURCES FROM DIALECT HISTORY........................................................................... 29 1.3 METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS............................................................................... 29 II OPPOSITIONS IN THE OGURIC CONSONANT SYSTEM (PROTO-TURKIC AND OLD TURKIC PERIOD).................................................................... 35 2.1 PROTO-TURKIC INHERITANCE: RHOTACISM AND LAMBDACISM ........................................... 37 2.1.1 RHOTACISM: (Z R)........................................................................................... 37 2.1.2 LAMBDACISM: (S) L .................................................................................. 41 2.1.3 THE Y JCHANGE IN PROTO-TURKIC ................................................................... 43 2.2 GLOBAL AND REGIONAL CHANGES IN THE WOT/OGURIC CONSONANT SYSTEM ................ 45 2.2.1 THE (Y- ) /- C- S- AND -VYV- -VVV- CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ...................................................... 45 2.2.1.1 THE (Y ) J- C- S- CHANGE IN VOLGA BULGARIAN ................................... 45 2.2.1.2 THE - VYV- - VVV- AND-VY LCHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ................................................... 51 2.2.2 THE C J S CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN................... 52 2.2.3 THE SI SI CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ........................ 55 2.2.4 CHANGES OF THE WOT/OGURIC B ........................................................................... 58 2.2.5 CHANGES OF THE WEST OLD TURKIC G ..................................................................... 62 2.2.5.1 THE REFLECTION OF THE Y 0 CHANGE IN DIFFERENT PHONETIC POSITIONS .................. 63 2.2.5.2 THE REFLECTION OF THE Y W CHANGE IN DIFFERENT PHONETIC POSITIONS ................. 67 2.2.6 CHANGES OF K IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ................................ 69 2.2.6.1 THE Q / CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ...................... 70 2.2.6.2 THE K/Q Y CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN .................... 76 2.2.7 THE N M CHANGE IN WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ........................ 79 2.2.8 CHANGES OF THE WOT/OGURIC RJ............................................................................ 81 2.2.9 CHANGES OF THE WOT/OGURIC N............................................................................ 84 2.2.10 CHANGES OF THE WOT/OGURIC -D-....................................................................... 85 2.2.11 CHANGES OF T- IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VOLGA BULGARIAN ...................... 89 2.2.11.1 THE OGURIC T S CHANGE................................................................................. 89 2.2.11.2 THE VOLGA BULGARIAN TI T I ( CI) CHANGE .................................................. 89 2.3 LANGUAGE VARIETIES IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VB LANGUAGE TERRITORY ON THE BASIS OF CHANGES IN THE CONSONANT SYSTEM ................................................... 91 III OPPOSITIONS IN THE WOT/VB VOWEL SYSTEM ............................................................. 97 3.1 GLOBAL AND REGIONAL CHANGES IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VB VOWEL SYSTEM .............................................................................. 99 3.1.1 CHANGES OF THE LONG VOWELS................................................................................. 99 3.1.1.1 THE SHORTENING OF LONG VOWELS ........................................................................ 100 3.1.1.2 PROCESSES OF DIPHTHONGIZATION OF LONG VOWELS ................................................ 103 3.1.2 CHANGES OF THE SHORT VOWELS................................................................................110 3.1.2.1 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC IN THE WOT/OGURIC LANGUAGE TERRITORY ............................................................ 114 3.1.2.2 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC O IN THE VOLGA BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TERRITORY ....................................................... 122 3.1.2.3 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VB LANGUAGE TERRITORY .................................... 126 3.1.2.4 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC * I IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VB LANGUAGE TERRITORY .................................... 130 3.1.2.5 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC IN THE VOLGA BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TERRITORY ...................................................... 133 3.1.2.6 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC OE IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND WOT/VB LANGUAGE TERRITORY .................................... 141 3.1.2.7 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC IN THE WOT/OGURIC LANGUAGE TERRITORY ........................................................... 145 3.1.2.8 THE REPRESENTATION OF PROTO-TURKIC Z IN THE WOT/OGURIC AND VOLGA BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TERRITORY ......................... 149 3.1.3 THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PROTO-TURKIC REDUCED VOWELS IN THE OLD TURKIC PERIOD.................................................................................... 153 3.2 THE DIALECTS OF LATE OLD AND EARLY MIDDLE BULGARIAN........................................160 3.2.1 THE WOT/VBI DIALECT.......................................................................................... 161 3.2.2 THE WOT/VB2 DIALECT.......................................................................................... 168 3.2.3 THE WOT/VB3 (LATE OLD CHUVASH) DIALECT ....................................................... 180 IV CHANGES IN THE MIDDLE CHUVASH PERIOD ............................................................... 185 4.1 CHANGES IN THE MIDDLE CHUVASH CONSONANT SYSTEM .............................................. 185 4.1.1 THE SECONDARY VOICING OF CONSONANTS................................................................ 185 4.1.2 THE POSITIONAL SOFTENING OF CONSONANTS.............................................................. 187 4.2 CHANGES IN THE MIDDLE CHUVASH VOWEL SYSTEM ................................................... 195 4.2.1 CHANGES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE CHUVASH VOWEL SYSTEM ........................................ 196 4.2.1.1 THE REDUCTION OF VOWELS ................................................................................... 200 4.2.2 CHANGES IN THE LATE MIDDLE CHUVASH VOWEL SYSTEM........................................220 4.2.2.1 THE CLOSING OF THE OPEN VOWELS....................................................................... 220 4.2.2.2 THE MONOPHTHONGIZATION OF WORD-MEDIAL AND WORD-FINAL SECONDARY DIPHTHONGS .............................................................. 239 4.2.2.3 CHANGES IN THE REDUCED VOWELS IN THE LATE MIDDLE CHUVASH PERIOD ............... 241 SUMMARY...........................................................................................................................245 APPENDIX...........................................................................................................................247 A THE CHEREMIS IN THE VOLGA REGION.............................................................................. 247 A. 1 THE CHEREMIS HABITAT BEFORE THE MONGOL INVASION .............................................. 247 A. 1.1 THE THEORY OF CHEREMIS AUTOCHTHONY................................................................ 247 A. 1.2 THE ETHNONYM CHEREMIS IN THE EARLY WRITTEN RECORDS ....................................... 249 A. 1.3 THE ETHNONYM CHEREMIS IN LINGUISTIC RECORDS ................................................... 250 A. 1.4 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOURCES OF CHEREMIS ETHNOGENESIS ............................................ 254 A. 1.5 LOANWORDS IN MARI DIALECTS AS SOURCES FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CHEREMIS ETHNOGENESIS ............................... 255 A.2 THE INTERPRETATION OF THE TOPOS CHEREMIS AFTER THE MONGOL INVASION: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE + NEW SETTLERS .......................................................................... 258 A.2.1 THE NAME CHEREMIS IN MEDIEVAL SOURCES .......................................................... 259 A.3 LINGUISTIC HERITAGE OF THE LOWER CHEREMIS POPULATION ........................................ 264 A.3.1 BALTIC GROUPS IN EASTERN EUROPE.........................................................................265 A.3.3 ETYMOLOGICAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE WEST BALTIC SUBSTRATUM ELEMENTS: POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS................................................................................267 A.3.4 ETYMOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE WEST BALTIC SUBSTRATUM ELEMENTS IN MARI AND CHUVASH DIALECTS.............................................................................269 A.3.4.1 WEST BALTIC ARDAMAS WOOD IN LOGS ARDY- CLEAVE- ........................... 270 A.3.4.2 WEST BALTIC DIAL. DUB- GROW WITH AN EMPTY SPACE INSIDE .......................... 272 A.3.4.3 WEST BALTIC JUOS- GIRD ................................................................................274 A.3.4.4 WEST BALTIC DIAL. KUMP- BEND.......................................................................275 A.3.4.5 WEST BALTIC DIAL. LEK- *FLY ............................................................................276 A.3.4.6 WEST BALTIC LEPS- WITHER.............................................................................278 A.3.4.7 WEST BALTIC DIAL. PUECIO- SUFFOCATE, STIFLE, *BLOW UP ................................ 280 A.3.4.8 WEST BALTIC DIAL. POPLIAU- CHAT, GOSSIP ..................................................... 281 A.3.4.9 WEST BALTIC DIAL. SU-STO- STOP, COMBINE, UNITE ........................................... 283 A. 3.4.10 WEST BALTIC DIAL. TUR- ROTATE, REVOLVE.....................................................285 B THE VOCALISM OF THE LATE PROTO-MARI...........................................................................289 B. L THE LATE PROTO-MARI VOCALIC SYSTEM .................................................................... 289 B.1.1 STRUCUTRAL TYPES OF BISYLLABIC WORDS IN LATE PROTO-MARI .................................... 290 B.2 INSTANCES OF PROTO-WEST MARI DIAL. O A IN FIRST SYLLABLE ................................... 291 B.3 COPIES OF EARLY MIDDLE CHUVASH STRUCTURES CONTAINING ONLY LABIAL REDUCED VOWELS IN SOME MARI DIALECTAL VARIETIES .............. 293 B.3.1 LABIAL REDUCED PHONETIC COPIES IN MONOSYLLABIC WORDS .................................... 294 B.3.1.1 MONONOSYLLABIC WORDS WITH -W. MC W= MARI UE .......................................... 294 B.3.1.2 MONOSYLLABIC WORDS WITH THE VOWEL -W. MC W= MARI UE .............................. 294 B.3.2 PHONETIC COPIES OF LABIALS IN BISYLLABIC WORDS ................................................... 295 B.3.2.1 U-D STRUCTURES. MC UE-UE = MARI UE - UE ................................................................ 295 B.3.2.2 UE-9 STRUCTURES. MC UE-UE = MARI UE- UE ................................................................ 297 B.3.3 PHONETIC COPIES OF LABIALS IN TRISYLLABIC WORDS......................................................297 B.3.3.1 U-9-3 STRUCTURES. MC UE-UE-UE^ MARI UE- UE- UE.................................................... 297 B.3.3.2 U-9-A STRUCTURES. MC UE- UE- A = MARI UE- UE- A ................................................... 298 LITERATURE........................................................................................................................... 299 ABBREVIATIONS.................................................................................................................... 321 INDICES 323
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physical	XI, 333 Seiten 24 cm x 17 cm
publishDate	2019
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series	Turcologica
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spellingShingle	Agyagási, Klára 1952- Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism Turcologica Phonetik (DE-588)4045830-1 gnd Tschuwaschisch (DE-588)4061109-7 gnd Historische Sprachwissenschaft (DE-588)4127276-6 gnd
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title	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism
title_auth	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism
title_exact_search	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism
title_full	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism Klára Agyagási
title_fullStr	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism Klára Agyagási
title_full_unstemmed	Chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism Klára Agyagási
title_short	Chuvash historical phonetics
title_sort	chuvash historical phonetics an areal linguistic study with an appendix on the role of proto mari in the history of chuvash vocalism
title_sub	an areal linguistic study, with an appendix on the role of Proto-Mari in the history of Chuvash Vocalism
topic	Phonetik (DE-588)4045830-1 gnd Tschuwaschisch (DE-588)4061109-7 gnd Historische Sprachwissenschaft (DE-588)4127276-6 gnd
topic_facet	Phonetik Tschuwaschisch Historische Sprachwissenschaft
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