The Lexis of the Bay of Kotor: The Northwestern and Southeastern Area
The Language of the Boka Bay
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- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the author
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Contents
- Scientific Review of „The Lexis of the Bay of Kotor: The Northwestern and the Southeastern Area“ by Sanja Crnogorac
- 0. Introduction
- 1. The Infiltration of Words with Foreign Origin in the Language of the Bay of Kotor
- 2. Dialectic Divide of Montenegro and Adriatisms
- 3. Romance-Slavic Symbiosis
- 4. Phonological and Other Changes in Loanwords
- 5. Phonological Description of the Radović Variety (The Southeast of the Bay of Kotor)
- 6. Morphological Characteristics of the Variety of the Bay of Kotor (Urban Core)
- 7. Characteristics of the Rural Varieties of the Bay of Kotor
- 8. Some of the Syntactic Characteristics of the Variety of the Northwest Bay of Kotor
- 9. The Relationship Between the Loanwords and the Original Local Expressions
- 10. The Expressionism in the Romance Loanwords
- 11. Urban Romance Terminology in the Bay of Kotor
- 12. Rural Romance Terminology in the Bay of Kotor
- 13. Loanwords Regarding Terminology Taken from Different Areas
- 14. Specific Names of Ships and Sail Boats with the Morphological Forms
- 15. Fishing Lexis
- 16. Highlighted Lexemes of Pejorative and Non-pejorative Meaning
- 17. Lexemes from Folkloristics
- 18. Romance Expressions in Annual Journals and Magazines
- 19. Education and Arts in the Bay of Kotor
- 20. Manuscripts of Herceg Novi and Cultural Life of Kotor
- 21. Ledgers of Kotor
- 22. Language in the Works of Andrija Zmajević
- 23. Language in the Works of Lazar Tomanović
- 24. Turkish Loanwords in the Bay of Kotor
- 25. Interlingual Twining of Italian and Turkish Loanwords in the Bay of Kotor
- 26. Herzegovinian Varieties in the Bay of Kotor
- 27. Onomastics of the Bay of Kotor
- 28. Prosody of the Dialects of the Bay of Kotor
- 29. Linguistic Characteristics of Cyrillic Records
- 30. The Integration of Romance Expressions into the Area
- 31. Romance Expressions in the Time of Carnival in the Bay of Kotor
- 32. Dictionary of Romanisms in the Bay of Kotor
- 33. Conclusion
- Appendixes
- Literature
- Series index
Sanja Crnogorac
The Lexis of the Bay of Kotor:
The Northwestern and the
Southeastern Area
The Language of the Boka Bay
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DOI 10.3726/b16692
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About the author
The Author
Sanja Crnogorac received a diploma in Serbo-Croatian Language and Yugoslav literature from the University of Montenegro, followed by an MSc in Linguistics from the same University. She earned a PhD in Slavistics at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. She works at the University Mediterranean in Podgorica, Montenegro.
About the book
Sanja Crnogorac
The Lexis of the Bay of Kotor:
The Northwestern and the Southeastern Area
The book examines the complex lexis of the northwestern and southeastern Bay of Kotor, Montenegro. The author analyzed loanwords which arrived by the influence of those who settled in the Bay (Venetians, Austro-Hungarians, Turks, Spaniards, and French). They were domesticated and spread to the continental part of Montenegro, a fact indicative of the level of linguistic integration. The analysis of the corpus was performed from phonological, morphological, etymological, accentual, phraseological, semantical, onomastic, lexical, and lexicographical perspectives. The principal intent is not only to present the infiltration of loanwords and changes in loans, but also of the variety of linguistic influences in the Bay, as well as to offer a dictionary of the most frequent Latinisms found in the Bay.
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Contents
1. The Infiltration of Words with Foreign Origin in the Language of the Bay of Kotor
2. Dialectic Divide of Montenegro and Adriatisms
4. Phonological and Other Changes in Loanwords
5. Phonological Description of the Radović Variety (The Southeast of the Bay of Kotor)
6. Morphological Characteristics of the Variety of the Bay of Kotor (Urban Core)
7. Characteristics of the Rural Varieties of the Bay of Kotor
8. Some of the Syntactic Characteristics of the Variety of the Northwest Bay of Kotor
9. The Relationship Between the Loanwords and the Original Local Expressions
10. The Expressionism in the Romance Loanwords
11. Urban Romance Terminology in the Bay of Kotor
12. Rural Romance Terminology in the Bay of Kotor
13. Loanwords Regarding Terminology Taken from Different Areas
14. Specific Names of Ships and Sail Boats with the Morphological Forms
16. Highlighted Lexemes of Pejorative and Non-pejorative Meaning
17. Lexemes from Folkloristics
18. Romance Expressions in Annual Journals and Magazines
19. Education and Arts in the Bay of Kotor
20. Manuscripts of Herceg Novi and Cultural Life of Kotor
22. Language in the Works of Andrija Zmajević
23. Language in the Works of Lazar Tomanović
24. Turkish Loanwords in the Bay of Kotor
25. Interlingual Twining of Italian and Turkish Loanwords in the Bay of Kotor
26. Herzegovinian Varieties in the Bay of Kotor
27. Onomastics of the Bay of Kotor
28. Prosody of the Dialects of the Bay of Kotor
29. Linguistic Characteristics of Cyrillic Records
30. The Integration of Romance Expressions into the Area
31. Romance Expressions in the Time of Carnival in the Bay of Kotor
Details
- Pages
- 244
- Year
- 2020
- ISBN (PDF)
- 9783631815984
- ISBN (ePUB)
- 9783631815991
- ISBN (MOBI)
- 9783631816004
- ISBN (Hardcover)
- 9783631808788
- DOI
- 10.3726/b16692
- Language
- English
- Publication date
- 2020 (May)
- Published
- Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Warszawa, Wien, 2020. 244 pp., 8 fig. b/w, 1 tables
