A note on the morphology of the Vilamovicean verb principal parts
- Alexander Andrason
- Tymoteusz Król
Abstract
This paper offers an exhaustive description of the principal parts (Infinitive, Preterite Present and Plural, and Past Participle) of all irregular verbs found in Vilamovicean, a severely endangered Germanic vernacular spoken in Poland. Based upon extensive original field research, the authors offer a complete list of the irregular verbs, dividing them into three main classes: strong verbs (that also include reduplicated and athematic verbs), preterite-present (where the forms of the Present singular and plural are presented) and weak verbs with Rückumlaut.
Keywords: Vilamovicean, German vernacular, endangered languages, Poland, morphology, principal parts, irregular verbs
How to Cite:
Andrason, A. & Król, T., (2016) “A note on the morphology of the Vilamovicean verb principal parts”, Language Documentation and Description 13, 1-22. doi: https://doi.org/10.25894/ldd153
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