Mamoru Yoshikawa
Biographic Data
| ID | 4101395 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mamoru Yoshikawa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mamoru |
| FAMILY NAME | Yoshikawa |
| SIGNATURE | YOSHIKAWA M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Telicity and Momentariness in the Sumerian Verb
Report on the Activities of Japanese Sumerological Society (II)
Tokyo Lexical Tablet -Preliminary Report
The “Tokyo lexical tablet” here published for the first time belongs to the Institute of Oriental Culture at the University of Tokyo. This tablet was originally purchased by Prof. Ikuo Hirayama, a leading painter of scenes from the “Silk Road”, and later given to Prof. Shinji Fukai, the University of Tokyo, who has subsequently donated it to the Institute of Oriental Culture.Although the tablet bears some resemblance to tablets B and D of the Ká-…
Aspectual Morpheme /a/ in Sumerian
Some Remarks on the Sumerian Verbal Infixes -n-/-b- in the Preradical Position
On the Sumerian Verbal Prefix Chains ì-in-, ì-íb-, and ì-im
On the Grammatical Function of -e- of the Sumerian Verbal Suffix -e-dè/-e-da(m)
On the Sumerian Word Udul ((Cowherd))
The phonetic value of ÁB-KU was generally given as ‘udul’ or ‘utul (/utullu)’ in the Babylonian syllabaries. These values, however, cannot be accepted as authentic, at least concerning the texts covering the period from the Early Dynasty to the Third Dynasty of Ur.It is true that the word ‘udu (1)’ was attested in such syllabic writings as ú-du/ú-du-1 (e), in Old Sumerian (and Neo-Sumerian) texts, but we have some reasons to believe that ÁB-KU, i…
Sumerian Verbal Prefix ba
A. Falkenstein analyzed a Sumerian verbal prefix “ba-” into two elements, “b-” and “-a-”, and he looked upon the latter as a locative-terminative infix. In any actual cases, however, we often find it contextually difficult to recognize such a function of “(b) a-”. Thus it may be desirable to regard it as a medio-passive prefix, as F. Thureau-Dangin and St. Langdon etc. have pointed out. But we can possibly gain a better understanding of the medio…
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Sumerian Verbal Prefix ba
A. Falkenstein analyzed a Sumerian verbal prefix “ba-” into two elements, “b-” and “-a-”, and he looked upon the latter as a locative-terminative infix. In any actual cases, however, we often find it contextually difficult to recognize such a function of “(b) a-”. Thus it may be desirable to regard it as a medio-passive prefix, as F. Thureau-Dangin and St. Langdon etc. have pointed out. But we can possibly gain a better understanding of the medio…
On the Sumerian Word Udul ((Cowherd))
The phonetic value of ÁB-KU was generally given as ‘udul’ or ‘utul (/utullu)’ in the Babylonian syllabaries. These values, however, cannot be accepted as authentic, at least concerning the texts covering the period from the Early Dynasty to the Third Dynasty of Ur.It is true that the word ‘udu (1)’ was attested in such syllabic writings as ú-du/ú-du-1 (e), in Old Sumerian (and Neo-Sumerian) texts, but we have some reasons to believe that ÁB-KU, i…
On the Grammatical Function of -e- of the Sumerian Verbal Suffix -e-dè/-e-da(m)
Some Remarks on the Sumerian Verbal Infixes -n-/-b- in the Preradical Position
On the Sumerian Verbal Prefix Chains ì-in-, ì-íb-, and ì-im
Aspectual Morpheme /a/ in Sumerian
Tokyo Lexical Tablet -Preliminary Report
The “Tokyo lexical tablet” here published for the first time belongs to the Institute of Oriental Culture at the University of Tokyo. This tablet was originally purchased by Prof. Ikuo Hirayama, a leading painter of scenes from the “Silk Road”, and later given to Prof. Shinji Fukai, the University of Tokyo, who has subsequently donated it to the Institute of Oriental Culture.Although the tablet bears some resemblance to tablets B and D of the Ká-…
Report on the Activities of Japanese Sumerological Society (II)
Telicity and Momentariness in the Sumerian Verb
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