Der an’t-Progressiv im Saterfriesischen
Progressive constructions have been studied across a range of West Germanic languages but not yet in Saterland Frisian. Over five-hundred sentences of the an’t-progressive, collected from Saterland Frisian spoken and written materials, form the core of this study. Based on the surveyed material, the main characteristics of the construction are identified and explained: usage, types of verbs employed, noun incorporation, and how the an’t-progressive interacts with the postural verb progressive construction. The research complements earlier studies that investigated equivalents of the an’t-progressive construction in West Frisian and North Frisian as well as in varieties of German, Dutch and Afrikaans.
Article outline
- 1.Einleitung
- 2.Weese ‘sein’ + an’t + Verbalnomen
- 2.1Allgemeiner Gebrauch und Bedeutung
- 2.2Verbalnomenprädikate
- 2.3Objektinkorporierung
- 2.4Präpositionalobjekte
- 2.5Sätze ohne Subjekt bzw. finites Verb
- 3.Der an’t-Progressiv in Verbindung mit anderen finiten Verben als weese ‘sein’
- 3.1Ingressiv
- 3.2Kontinuativ
- 3.3Kausativ
- 3.4Modalverben
- 4.Positionsverbprogressiv und der an’t-Progressiv
- 5.Schluss
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Danksagung
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Notes
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Quellenverzeichnis
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Literatur
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Appendix
Article language: German