Trevor G Fennell
Biographic Data
| ID | 5193421 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Trevor G Fennell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Trevor G |
| FAMILY NAME | Fennell |
| SIGNATURE | FENNELL T G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 23 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Pruzzische Vokabeln
Pruzzische Vokabeln: An Old Prussian Glossary JOHANNES BOBROWSKI Introduced and edited by Kristina Brazaitis Dunedin, University of Otago, Dept. of Languages and Cultures, German Section, 2010 (Ota
The status of the locative case in early Latvian grammars
The earliest grammars of Latvian were written during the 17th century, at a time when European linguistic theory was dominated by the view that the structure of Latin was not only the most logical and the most perfected system possible, but also the underlying universal model in terms of which all other languages had of necessity to be described. Although the early writers on Latvian, being mostly German clergymen, can hardly be considered profes…
Unusual participial usages in early Latvian grammars
Perceptions of the subjective in early Latvian grammars
Feminine nouns with masculine terminations in Johannes Langius' Latvian-German dictionary (1685)
Otrā un trešā konjugācija agrākajās latviešu gramatikās
THE SECOND AND THIRD CONJUGATIONS IN THE EARLIEST LATVIAN GRAMMARS The earliest writers on Latvian inherited much of their framework from Latin, but many questions required independent empirical analysis, especially in verb morphology. The present tense contrast between dzied-u and strād-āju proved particularly troublesome. Rehehusen (1644) seems to have been hardly aware of the problem. Büchner (c. 1670) did little more than note the two types.…
Observations on syntax in Johannes Languis' Latvian Grammar of 1685
Early perceptions of the Latvian definite adjective
Latvian adjectives can be marked for definiteness.* Thus the marked, definite form (vecais koks: the old tree ) contrasts both formally and functionally with the unmarked, indefinite form (vecs koks: an old tree), and the adjectival system contains two parallel but distinct paradigms. There is no mention of any such distinction in the work of the earliest grammarians, however, and we may safely assume that they were unaware of it.' Mancelius, for…
Definitions and descriptions of first conjugation verbs in Latvian
Early treatments of palatalization in the declension of Latvian nouns
The originality of Dreszell's grammar
Dreszell's Gantz Kurtze Anleitung Zur Lettischen Sprache
Monosyllabic Verba Pura in Rehehusen's Manuductio
Conjugation in early Latvian grammars
A grammar of modern Latvian
Early treatments of palatalization in the declension of Latvian nouns
Tense formation chains for Latvian verbs (1644–1761)
(1978). Tense formation chains for Latvian verbs (1644–1761) Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 129-137
The emergence of a Latvian grammatical tradition
Rehehusen's verbs
Is there an instrumental case in Latvian
A New Classification of First Conjugation Verbs in Latvian
A Phonological Derivation of the Forms of Definite Declension Adjectives, Reflexive Nouns and Reflexive Verbs in Latvian
Article A PHONOLOGICAL DERIVATION OF THE FORMS OF DEFINITE DECLENSION ADJECTIVES, REFLEXIVE NOUNS AND REFLEXIVE VERBS IN LATVIAN was published on January 1, 1971 in the journal Linguistics (volume 9, issue 69)
Ert’ And ‘Sera’ in 14th Century French
Ert’ And ‘Sera’ in 14th Century French
A New Classification of First Conjugation Verbs in Latvian
A Phonological Derivation of the Forms of Definite Declension Adjectives, Reflexive Nouns and Reflexive Verbs in Latvian
Article A PHONOLOGICAL DERIVATION OF THE FORMS OF DEFINITE DECLENSION ADJECTIVES, REFLEXIVE NOUNS AND REFLEXIVE VERBS IN LATVIAN was published on January 1, 1971 in the journal Linguistics (volume 9, issue 69)
Is there an instrumental case in Latvian
Rehehusen's verbs
The emergence of a Latvian grammatical tradition
Tense formation chains for Latvian verbs (1644–1761)
(1978). Tense formation chains for Latvian verbs (1644–1761) Journal of Baltic Studies: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 129-137
A grammar of modern Latvian
Early treatments of palatalization in the declension of Latvian nouns
Conjugation in early Latvian grammars
Monosyllabic Verba Pura in Rehehusen's Manuductio
Dreszell's Gantz Kurtze Anleitung Zur Lettischen Sprache
Early treatments of palatalization in the declension of Latvian nouns
The originality of Dreszell's grammar
Definitions and descriptions of first conjugation verbs in Latvian
Observations on syntax in Johannes Languis' Latvian Grammar of 1685
Early perceptions of the Latvian definite adjective
Latvian adjectives can be marked for definiteness.* Thus the marked, definite form (vecais koks: the old tree ) contrasts both formally and functionally with the unmarked, indefinite form (vecs koks: an old tree), and the adjectival system contains two parallel but distinct paradigms. There is no mention of any such distinction in the work of the earliest grammarians, however, and we may safely assume that they were unaware of it.' Mancelius, for…
Otrā un trešā konjugācija agrākajās latviešu gramatikās
THE SECOND AND THIRD CONJUGATIONS IN THE EARLIEST LATVIAN GRAMMARS The earliest writers on Latvian inherited much of their framework from Latin, but many questions required independent empirical analysis, especially in verb morphology. The present tense contrast between dzied-u and strād-āju proved particularly troublesome. Rehehusen (1644) seems to have been hardly aware of the problem. Büchner (c. 1670) did little more than note the two types.…
Feminine nouns with masculine terminations in Johannes Langius' Latvian-German dictionary (1685)
Perceptions of the subjective in early Latvian grammars
The status of the locative case in early Latvian grammars
The earliest grammars of Latvian were written during the 17th century, at a time when European linguistic theory was dominated by the view that the structure of Latin was not only the most logical and the most perfected system possible, but also the underlying universal model in terms of which all other languages had of necessity to be described. Although the early writers on Latvian, being mostly German clergymen, can hardly be considered profes…
Unusual participial usages in early Latvian grammars
Pruzzische Vokabeln
Pruzzische Vokabeln: An Old Prussian Glossary JOHANNES BOBROWSKI Introduced and edited by Kristina Brazaitis Dunedin, University of Otago, Dept. of Languages and Cultures, German Section, 2010 (Ota
Linguistics (20 works) · Philosophy (20 works) · Latvian (17 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (17 works) · Philosophy (15 works) · History (10 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · History (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Natural language processing (6 works)