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https://doi.org/10.21857/yk3jwhkgo9
A review of prosodic isoglosses in the Kajkavian dialect group
Mijo Lonačarić
; Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje
Sažetak
In this paper I describe the early development of Kajkavian prosody as I have
presented it in earlier works (1988, 1996) and with regard to recent literature
about the development of Croatian and Slavic accentuation, especially on the
chronology of innovations. Some innovations are very old: (a) cross-metatony of
the neoacute and circumflex, (b) limitation (stabilization) of the position of stress
(“Zweisilbengetz”), (c) probably also cross-shifting (regressive and progressive)
of the short accent. The former two innovations occurred at the same time as cross-
-metatony in part of the Lithuanian language, the shortening of the circumflex
in Czech, and its progressive metataxis in Slovenian and some western dialects
of Croatian. Limitation of the position of stress should be placed in the time
before the arrival of the Magyars and their breaking of the Slavic continuum in
Pannonia, i.e, between the Croatian and Slovak languages.
Ključne riječi
prosody; isoglosses; Croatian language; Kajkavian dialect group
Hrčak ID:
186154
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Datum izdavanja:
1.9.2017.
Posjeta: 2.184 *