Glagolske in zaimenske naslonke v reducirani obliki na primeru vzhodnodolenjskega šentruperskega govora

slovenian

2025

volume 70, issue 4

bounded clitics   clitics forms   dialectology   Lower Carniolan dialect   Slovene language   Šentrupert speech   vocal reduction   vowel muting

Slavistično društvo Slovenije
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

The paper deals with the merging into a consonant (or one syllable) of weakened verbal and pronominal clitics with other clitics in the clitic cluster, and their merging into new phonetic words with stressed words (e.g. Una-j t?rdila, de-jh je vidla, pa kuanc; Prav-cajt ga-muo šli pužjet; Ped k?dal,pa-vš dubu kej). Therefore, only clitics in new phonetic words are discussed, and these can also still be clitics. We have called them bounded clitics despite the fact that they are either still clitics or only one part of the clitics is stressed, while the other is stressed under word stress or sentence stress. The terms proclitics and enclitics are used here for the first and second parts of a bounded clitics. The formation of bounded clitics is possible in those dialects that have a high degree of weakening of short vowels in very different forms of occurrence, especially muteness, as these cause them. The Šentrupert dialect, which belongs to the Eastern Lower Carniolan subdialect of the Lower Carniolan dialect, was therefore chosen as the focal case, for which there is also sufficient appropriately written textual material available.

12.02.2026