Bulgarian Grammar
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The object of study in the article is the problem of the nature of the opposition aorist - imperfect in the contemporary Bulgarian language. Different opinions on the issue are systematized with an emphasis on the main differences between... more
ON ONE SPECIFIC CASE IN THE CONTEMPORARY BULGARIAN WORD FORMATION The paper analyses the formation of derivatives from primary iterative verbs. A starting point of a scientific analysis is the belief that iterative verbs are an... more
The research paper focuses on the question of the typology of functional semantic fields in the contemporary Bulgarian language. In the analysis comments have been made on A. V. Bondarko and I. Kutsarov’s popular classification models of... more
ON THE ISSUE OF THЕ STRUCTURE OF THE FUNCTIONAL–SEMANTIC FIELD OF GENDER IN THE CONTEMPORARY BULGARIAN LANGUAGE The object of analysis in the present study is the structural characteristics of the functional-semantic field of gender in... more
This paper focuses on the so-called common gender nouns in Modern Bulgarian. Their formal and semantic characteristics have been presented in detail. Special emphasis has been placed on the nouns of common masculine-feminine gender (e.g.... more
This article examines the status of the non-prefixal imperfectives such as: пиша, чета, нося, ям, etc. in the aspectual system of contemporary Bulgarian language. The paper discusses their formal-semantic and functional characteristics,... more
Molta è la soddisfazione di chi scrive per l'assolutamente inaspettato successo della prima "bozza" di questo libretto e ciò nonostante - o forse proprio per questo - fosse stata concepita come una raccolta amatoriale di nozioni ed esempi... more
This paper researches the Bulgarian perfective verbs, defined by linguists as a marked grammeme in the system of the aspect of the verb. Emphasis has been put on their semantic and functional characteristics. It has been done an analysis... more
The focus of the scientific analysis is placed on the category caritivity (non-possession), interpreted by linguists as the opposite of possessivity. The herein presented paper makes a short review of the existing studies on the subject... more
Pur ispezionando meticolosamente ogni singola bancarella della Piazza dei libri di Sofia, quella che spacca a metà la romantica Uliza Graf Ignatiev, non ho trovato un solo libro che spiegasse ad un italiano - in italiano - la lingua... more
The paper discusses a corpus of Bulgarian colloquial speech developed by Tzvetanka Nikolova and Tzvetomira Venkova at two stages: 1975-79 as speech recordings and transcriptions and 1993–95 as an electronic corpus. The focus is on the... more
В статията се разглеждат проблеми при морфосинтактичната адаптация на нови лексеми, заети от английски език, към граматичната система на българския език. Материалът надгражда и допълва заключенията, изложени в Христов (2015), и набелязва... more
The article examines the nature of the Bulgarian verbal combinations with the negative particle "ne", which are traditionally defined as syntactic constructions for expressing negation. Special emphasis has been placed on the position,... more
LEXICAL MEANS OF EXPRESSING NEGATION IN MODERN BULGARIAN The scientific analysis is focused on part of the peripheral means in the field of the functional semantic category of polarity in the modern Bulgarian language, i.e. the... more
The object of analysis in the paper is the question of the character of the constructions of the type ima + da + V (cf. ima da hodya, ima da chakash, etc.) in modern Bulgarian. The formal and semantic variants in their functioning are... more
THE IMPERATIVE MOOD IN THE MODERN BULGARIAN JOURNALISTIC STYLE A matter of study in the article is the use of grammatical category ‘imperativ’ in the modern Bulgarian journalistic style. By means of a statistical method there is an... more
The paper examines the question of the aspectual nature and functional specifics of one group of Bulgarian verbs formed via the formant -va from singe act perfectives with the suffix -n- (cf. bodvam < bodna, migvam < migna, tropvam <... more
The object of analysis in the paper is the functional and semantic characteristic of the Bulgarian past participles, formed by various aspectual bases – perfective, imperfective and iterative. The so-called past imperfective active... more
The article discusses the syntactic realizations and functional characteristics of the formal subject and object "it" (то) in English and Bulgarian. The aim is to contribute to the discussion on impersonal sentences in both languages (and... more
The problem of the functional and semantic analogues of the Bulgarian perfective imperfectum in modern Russian is in the focus of this paper. Different views are presented of the nature of the verb form in question, of the characteristic... more
SEMANTIC-FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE TYPE KOY (LI) NE IN MODERN BULGARIAN The object of scientific analysis in this paper are the structural-semantic, functional and stylistic characteristics of a type of... more
ON THE ASPECTUAL RESTRICTIONS IN EXPRESSING PROHIBITION IN CONTEMPORARY BULGARIAN The object of research in this article are the aspectual restrictions in the grammatical expression of prohibition in contemporary Bulgarian. An important... more
The subject of the scientific analysis in the present book is the paradigm of the language means used for expressing verbal quantity. The book presents cogent arguments as regards the existence of a genetic, typological and formal... more
Abstract: The paper discusses the connection between the emergence of the fields of formal grammar and machine translation in Bulgarian linguistics in 1960-1965. In the context of intercultural transfer, the core ideas of machine... more
ONCE AGAIN ON THE QUESTION OF THE MORPHOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE BULGARIAN DETERMINATIVES The focus of the present research has been placed on the question of current interest about the so-called determinatives in modern Bulgarian (cf.... more
The aim of this paper is to present certain aspects of the relations between case morphology and word order configurations in Bulgarian and Macedonian. These interrelations will be presented and compared with the situation in German.