On the genitive case with ‘terminative’ verbs in ancient Greek

Benedetti, Marina

doi:10.13109/hisp.2012.125.1.3

Historical Linguistics

2012

DOI: 10.13109/hisp.2012.125.1.3

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On the genitive case with ‘terminative’ verbs in ancient Greek

Marina Benedetti¹

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La construction des verbes « cesser » en grec homérique

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2024

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Nous nous intéressons dans cet article à la construction des verbes παύω/παύομαι et λήγω en grec homérique. L’actif παύω ainsi que λήγω donnent l’impression de pouvoir se construire soit avec l’accusatif, soit avec le génitif du processus auquel on met un terme. Pour παύω, cela s’explique par le fait que le verbe connaît plusieurs schémas de construction différents, et pour λήγω, par le fait qu’il fonctionne à la fois comme synonyme de παύομαι (anticausatif) et de παύω (causatif).

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La construction des verbes « cesser » en grec homérique

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On the genitive case with ‘terminative’ verbs in ancient Greek

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