M Sipos
Biographic Data
| ID | 55546 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Sipos |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Sipos |
| SIGNATURE | SIPOS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | ELTE Research Centre for Linguistics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5269-7784 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
On the use of the Hungarian quasi-copula áll ‘to stand
Introduction: the present paper is part of a series of research on the rules of quasi-copula use in languages related to or neighbouring Hungarian. The aim of the studies is to better understand the cognitive, typological, contact linguistic, etymological etc. factors that determine the semantic behaviour of the quasi-copula concerned. Objective: to describe the use of the Hungarian quasi-copula ʻto stand’ in relatively great detail. Research mat…
The Hungarian verb fekszik ‘lie’ with inanimate subjects in locative sentences
Introduction: in the Hungarian languauge, there are two posture verbs that can serve as a verbal element in a locative sentence, i. e. ll 'stand' and fekszik 'lie'.In the world's languages, there have been observed various rules governing the choice of quasi-copulas, which can be defined in terms of various features of the Figure and the Ground, the relation between them, and some further aspects like, e. g. having a base.Objective: to describe t…
The quasi-copula oməs- in the Synya dialect of the Khanty language
Introduction: in spite of the universal physical experience regarding the basic postures sitting, standing and lying, languages do not exploit the possibilities related to the verbs expressing these three postures.Semantic changes resulting in secondary and tertiary meanings, figurative uses, grammaticalizational processes are all influenced by language-internal and language-external factors.This is why it is important to describe the quasi-copul…
Bilingualism and text edition
Introduction: the present paper focuses on the practice of editing texts before the formation of the study of bilingualism, by means of a representative example of a Šerkaly Khanty chrestomathy.Objective: the theory and practice of every field of science are continuously developing and refining, due to, among other things, the appearance of new research areas that may enrich the methodology of the related disciplines with many useful aspects and …
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Bilingualism and text edition
Introduction: the present paper focuses on the practice of editing texts before the formation of the study of bilingualism, by means of a representative example of a Šerkaly Khanty chrestomathy.Objective: the theory and practice of every field of science are continuously developing and refining, due to, among other things, the appearance of new research areas that may enrich the methodology of the related disciplines with many useful aspects and …
The Hungarian verb fekszik ‘lie’ with inanimate subjects in locative sentences
Introduction: in the Hungarian languauge, there are two posture verbs that can serve as a verbal element in a locative sentence, i. e. ll 'stand' and fekszik 'lie'.In the world's languages, there have been observed various rules governing the choice of quasi-copulas, which can be defined in terms of various features of the Figure and the Ground, the relation between them, and some further aspects like, e. g. having a base.Objective: to describe t…
The quasi-copula oməs- in the Synya dialect of the Khanty language
Introduction: in spite of the universal physical experience regarding the basic postures sitting, standing and lying, languages do not exploit the possibilities related to the verbs expressing these three postures.Semantic changes resulting in secondary and tertiary meanings, figurative uses, grammaticalizational processes are all influenced by language-internal and language-external factors.This is why it is important to describe the quasi-copul…
On the use of the Hungarian quasi-copula áll ‘to stand
Introduction: the present paper is part of a series of research on the rules of quasi-copula use in languages related to or neighbouring Hungarian. The aim of the studies is to better understand the cognitive, typological, contact linguistic, etymological etc. factors that determine the semantic behaviour of the quasi-copula concerned. Objective: to describe the use of the Hungarian quasi-copula ʻto stand’ in relatively great detail. Research mat…
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