Slaviačasopis pro slovanskou filologii

Datum publikování: 2025

Autor: Rejzek, Jiří

Abstrakt: The process of disintegration of the unified Proto-Slavic language to individual areas remains ambiguous from the point of view of the development of language levels. Early phonological differences seem to demarcate the West Slavic area against the rest of Slavic, while the oldest morphological differences pit North Slavic against South, and, for example, the variant of glottochronology represented by V. Blažek separates the East Slavic area against the others. Word-formation usually remains aside in these considerations because it lags behind phonology and morphology in Slavic historical-comparative research. The only more frequently mentioned word-forming area difference is the different distribution of the prefixes vy- and iz-. The paper tries to look for older differences in the use of word-forming devices (especially in terms of innovations in the field of suffixation, the disappearance of old affixes, or their semantic shifts) and to evaluate them in relation to the areal division of Slavic.

Rozsah stran: s. 14–21

Status recenzování: recenzovaný článek

Licence: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0