264 KB18 KB195520252016Szabó, Ildikó Emeseštevilka:letn. 56str. 273-279ISSN:0024-3922COBISSID:63264098URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-8DYI8MPJenhuZnanstvena založba Filozofske fakulteteLinguistica (Ljubljana)fonologijahongroisHungarianmadžarščinaphonologiesamoglasnikvoyelleLow vowel "lengthening" in Hungarian|This paper examined the topic of Low Vowel Lengthening in Hungarian, which is a term describing the short-long alternation that low vowels show. After an introduction of the vowel system and phonotactics of the language, two main criteria were identified that an analysis of LVL has to satisfy: (i) being able to explain suffixes that do not trigger LVL, yet interact with the stem and (ii) being a close-fitting model for other phenomena related to linking vowels, as well (the need for the latter rose from a functional motivation). From the two possible groups of analyses (lengthening and shortening approaches), it was lengthening that proved to be a more suitable account for the phenomena. Examples of both were given with explanation and evaluation on the two criteria. Finally, the empty-V approach suggested in this paper was also tested against these criteriaČlanek obravnava daljšanje nizkih samoglasnikov v madžarščini, tj. pojav premenjavanja kratke in dolge oblike, ki nastopi pri nizkih samoglasnikih. V uvodu je predstavljen samoglasniški sestav in fonotaktična pravila jezika. Sledi opis dveh glavnih kriterijev, ki jima mora zadostiti analiza daljšanja nizkih samoglasnikov: i) analiza mora pojasniti pripone, ki ne sprožijo daljšanja kljub interakciji z osnovo; ii) analiza mora biti model za druge pojave, ki so sorodni s povezovalnimi samoglasniki. Izmed dveh možnih pristopov k analizi pojava (daljšanje ali krajšanje) je daljšanje tisto, ki bolj uspešno razloži pojav. V članku sta podana oba pristopa skupaj z razlago in njunim vrednotenjem glede na zgoraj omenjena kriterija. Članek na podoben način obravnava tudi t.i. pristop ničtega samoglasnikaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Filozofska fakulteta