Schematic meaning of the Croatian verbal prefix iz-

Belaj, Branimir

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“…( 32) above combines both these situational Datives. This can be viewed as a piece of evidence that supports the analysis suggesting that the core property of the Dative is directedness, as posited by Belaj, Tanacković Faletar (2012). These authors write:…”

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“…The nature of SSD points out to an alternative account, i.e. the one that employs the notion of directedness as the core property of the Dative case, as proposed in Belaj, Tanacković Faletar (2012).…”

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“…The prefix's TR is the direct object, and the causer is the verb's TR Hampe (2002). uses the term subtrajector for the direct-object NP Belaj (2011). terms the causer the agentive trajector and the direct object the trajector.4 Croatian Language Portal (Hrvatski jezični portal, HJP).…”

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The verbal prefix u- in Croatian and Bulgarian

Šarić

Nedelcheva

2017

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This study compares the semantic networks of the verbal prefix u- in two South Slavic languages, Bulgarian (blg.) and Croatian (cro.), in a cognitive linguistics framework using two databases of prefixed verbs drawn from dictionaries and corpora. We point to similarities and overlapping categories in the semantic networks of u- in blg. and cro., as well as to differences. When accounting for the differences, we consider prefixes semantically similar to u- (within one language and in both languages) that combine with the same base verbs forming either prefixed near-synonyms (e.g., blg. uvehna, zavehna, izvehna ‘wither, fade’; cro. umastiti, omastiti, zamastiti ‘grease, stain’) or prefixed verbs that are only seemingly near-synonyms (e.g., blg. ukaža ‘indicate, show’, okaža se ‘turn out’; cro. ocrniti ‘denigrate, slander’, ucrniti (se) ‘color black, wear black’). We examine how the meaning networks of individual semantically related prefixes (e.g., u- and za-, iz-) overlap within one language and across the two languages, as well as how different construals of the same event affect the prefix choice.

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The polysemy of the Croatian verbal prefixod-

Belaj

Buljan

2016

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This paper explores the polysemy of the Croatian verbal prefix od- ‘(away) from’ from a Cognitive Grammar perspective (Langacker, 1987, 1991, etc.; Taylor, 2002). Despite the seemingly inordinate semantic heterogeneity of od-prefixed verbs, we argue that the different uses of od- are semantically motivated and that this has at least as much to do with the existence of a single abstract sanctioning schema as it does with the motivated extensions from the prototype, viz. spatial ablativity, or other category members. In this way we depart not only from the deep-rooted Croatian tradition, which tends to ignore any semantic motivation among different uses of a single prefix (e.g. Babić, 1986), but also from those cognitive linguistic approaches which rely on meaning chains, i.e. categorization by extension, to account for the polysemy of prefixes, prepositions and particles (e.g. Janda, 1985, 1986, 1988; Šarić, 2006a, 2006b, 2008, etc.).

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Schematic meaning of the Croatian verbal prefix iz-

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The verbal prefix u- in Croatian and Bulgarian

The polysemy of the Croatian verbal prefixod-

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