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SM ISO690:2012 ROMANCHUK, Aleksey. The early ethnic history of bulaestian dialect speakers through the issue of asynchronous VN-reflexes in the Ukrainian dialectal continuum. In: Revista de Etnologie şi Culturologie, 2017, nr. 22, pp. 68-71. ISSN 1857-2049. |
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Numărul 22 / 2017 / ISSN 1857-2049 /ISSNe 2537-6152 | ||||||
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The asynchronous VN-reflexes (Bulaestian /ч’iндреǐ/ ‘generous’ presents a clear example) in the Ukrainian dialects were in depth considered by P. E. Hritsenko and were clearly explained as a “phonetic polonism”. Well, the question is when and how this phenomena appeared in the Bulaestian dialect? We should consider the following facts here: 1) in general, polonisms are presented in the Bulaestian dialect by some early examples mainly; 2) the great part of polonisms known in other Ukrainian dialects are absent in the Bulaestian one; 3) Polish szczodry ‘generous’ do not demonstrate any VN-reflex; 4) we see some analogies (шандрий, чандрий) in some other south-western Ukrainian dialects; 5) it is unlikely that these analogies appeared independently at all (at least that concerns the forms чандрий and чeндрий); 6) anyway, it is obviously impossible to get the Bulaestian variant neither from чандрий (conversely, чандрий appeared as a result of /e/ to /a/ transition from чeндрий), nor, more over, from шандрий (as it demonstrates, in addition, a loss of /ч/ from the initial /шч/). So, the phonetic form /ч’iндреǐ/ is an archaic one and reflects some early times of ethnic and linguistic history of Bulaestians. |
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Cuvinte-cheie VN-reflexes, dialectology, ethnology, history, Ukrainians, Moldova, Middle Ages. |
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