Jakob Anton Paul Wiedner

Biographic Data

ID6176088
NAMEJakob Anton Paul Wiedner
GIVEN NAMESJakob Anton Paul
FAMILY NAMEWiedner
SIGNATUREWIEDNER J A P
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Graz
ORCID0000-0002-4713-5792
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Going “out” to Vienna

    Open AccessJakob Anton Paul Wiedner, Jakob Wiedner et al.ARTICLEELAD-SILDA2025

    This paper examines the use of spatial adverbs and preverbs, such as up, down, in or out, in combination with toponyms in directional and local expressions in a number of nonstandard varieties of Alpine Gallo-Romance, Burgenland Croatian, Hungarian, Romani, Upper German and Slovenian. This feature has been described as a form of geocentric orientation system that refers to salient landmarks characteristic for the route between a reference point a…

  • Ideologies and identity performance in users’ discourses about Romani-based special languages (‘Sondersprachen’)

    Open AccessYaron Matras, Chiara Tribulato et al.ARTICLEJournal of Multilingual and…2025Cited by: 1References: 10

    Drawing on users' testimonials we discuss how peripatetic populations forge ideologies around their use of group-internal special vocabulary.We identify three recurring themes: The discourse of loss that purports to account for a language history marked by deprivation and anomaly and intertwined with a notion of incompleteness of one's own identity; contemporary negotiation of identity that draws on external reference points to set boundaries tow…

  • Development of phonemic length alternation in adjectives and possessive pronouns in South Central Romani

    Open AccessZuzana Bodnárová, Jakob Anton Paul WiednerARTICLERomani Studies2022References: 1

    The paper investigates the development of length alternations in adjectives and possessive pronouns in four geographically distant South Central Romani varieties spoken in Hungary. Phonemic length alternation developed in possessive pronouns, inherited Romani adjectives and some adjectives borrowed prior to contact with Hungarian. The distribution of short and long segments is similar in all four varieties, predominantly exhibiting short segments…

  • Analogical extension of vowel length in Vend Romani

    Open AccessZuzana Bodnárová, Jakob Anton Paul Wiedner et al.ARTICLEActa Linguistica Hungarica2015

    Distinctive vowel length has been only recently re-introduced into the Romani varieties that have been in intimate contact with the various languages of Europe exhibiting vowel quantity. This article describes the process of analogical extension that accounts for certain intra-dialectal variation of vowel length found within the South Central Romani dialect group. The emergence of vowel length by means of this process is demonstrated by the examp…

  • A comparative study of verbal particles in varieties of Vend Romani

    Open AccessZuzana Bodnárová, Jakob Anton Paul WiednerARTICLERomani Studies2015

    Vend Romani is a Romani dialect spoken in the adjacent regions of Transdanubia (Hungary), Burgenland (Austria) and Prekmurje (Slovenia). Through intensive contact with German and Hungarian, Vend Romani developed the category of verbal particle; these particles are used to derive new verbs or assign certain aktionsarts to verbs. This study focusses on two varieties spoken in Hungary, in the counties of Zala and Somogy, while the varieties of Burge…