Timofey Arkhangelskiy
Biographic Data
| ID | 8839766 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timofey Arkhangelskiy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timofey |
| FAMILY NAME | Arkhangelskiy |
| SIGNATURE | ARKHANGELSKIY T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6195-0139 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Has Tatar influenced the syntax of Udmurt relational nouns
Udmurt and Tatar are two languages that have very similar typological profiles and have been in contact for a long time. Tatar has influenced Udmurt in many respects, especially its vocabulary and phonology, with Udmurt dialects in the South affected more than those in the North. Udmurt relational nouns (also called inflected postpositions) exhibit dialectal variation in case marking of their pronominal complement and possessive agreement with it…
Russian National Corpus 2.0
The paper provides an overview of the results of the fundamental reconstruction and modernization project of the National Corpus of the Russian Language platform, carried out from 2020 to 2023. The focus of the paper is on the new opportunities that are opening up for linguists and a wider audience. This includes improving the representativeness of existing corpora, creating new corpora, new annotation obtained through the application of neural n…
Dialectal Variation of Udmurt Discourse Clitics
Udmurt has numerous discourse clitics. Often multiple clitics attach to the same host word, forming clusters. Clitic clusters in European languages have been successfully modeled with clitic templates. In this paper, I am considering ordering of discourse clitics across Udmurt dialects. I demonstrate that there is significant variation between dialects in this respect, as well as some free variation within varieties. While the template approach,…
Verbal borrowability and turnover rates
Conventional wisdom holds that verbs are more difficult to borrow than nouns. Recent studies have supported this claim, inferring it from the fact that synchronically almost every language studied contains a larger proportion of identifiable borrowings among nouns than among verbs. In this paper, I demonstrate that, while true, there is a logical fallacy in this inference. Using a large diachronic corpus of Russian texts, I show that verbs have l…
Current studies in Slavic linguistics
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Current studies in Slavic linguistics
Verbal borrowability and turnover rates
Conventional wisdom holds that verbs are more difficult to borrow than nouns. Recent studies have supported this claim, inferring it from the fact that synchronically almost every language studied contains a larger proportion of identifiable borrowings among nouns than among verbs. In this paper, I demonstrate that, while true, there is a logical fallacy in this inference. Using a large diachronic corpus of Russian texts, I show that verbs have l…
Dialectal Variation of Udmurt Discourse Clitics
Udmurt has numerous discourse clitics. Often multiple clitics attach to the same host word, forming clusters. Clitic clusters in European languages have been successfully modeled with clitic templates. In this paper, I am considering ordering of discourse clitics across Udmurt dialects. I demonstrate that there is significant variation between dialects in this respect, as well as some free variation within varieties. While the template approach,…
Russian National Corpus 2.0
The paper provides an overview of the results of the fundamental reconstruction and modernization project of the National Corpus of the Russian Language platform, carried out from 2020 to 2023. The focus of the paper is on the new opportunities that are opening up for linguists and a wider audience. This includes improving the representativeness of existing corpora, creating new corpora, new annotation obtained through the application of neural n…
Has Tatar influenced the syntax of Udmurt relational nouns
Udmurt and Tatar are two languages that have very similar typological profiles and have been in contact for a long time. Tatar has influenced Udmurt in many respects, especially its vocabulary and phonology, with Udmurt dialects in the South affected more than those in the North. Udmurt relational nouns (also called inflected postpositions) exhibit dialectal variation in case marking of their pronominal complement and possessive agreement with it…
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