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SYNTACATEGOREMATIC PARTS OF SPEECH IN THE YAKUT LANGUAGE: PARTICLES (FUNCTIONAL-SEMANTIC ASPECT)

Irina Borisovna Ivanova
The Institute for Humanities Research and Indigenous Studies of the North of the Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Submitted: May 1, 2017
Abstract. The article deals with the syntacategorematic parts of speech in the Yakut language - particles that are peripheral participants in the expression of the functional-semantic category of quantity. The purpose of the research is to show the modal peculiarities of the use of particles of the Yakut language in this function. It is revealed that particles express not only the quantity, but also show a certain modal meaning and speaker’s attitude towards the number of objects.
Key words and phrases:
якутский язык
функциональная грамматика
функционально-семантическая категория количественности
периферийные средства выражения
микрополе
служебные части речи
частицы
the Yakut language
functional grammar
functional-semantic category of quantity
peripheral means of expression
microfield
syntacategorematic parts of speech
particles
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