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Title:GLASOSLOVNA IN OBLIKOSLOVNA PODOBA VELENJSKEGA GOVORA
Authors:ID Seitl, Petra (Author)
ID Koletnik, Mihaela (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf UNI_Seitl_Petra_2013.pdf (6,05 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:V diplomskem delu so podane glasoslovne in oblikoslovne značilnosti ter besedje velenjskega govora. Raziskovanje govora je temeljilo na vprašalnici za Slovenski lingvistični atlas (SLA), na zvočnem zapisu prostega govora informatorjev ter na mojem osebnem poznavanju govora. Na osnovi zbranih podatkov in strokovne literature je velenjski govor umeščen v narečni prostor, podana je glasoslovna analiza jezika, ki zajema naglasne razmere, samoglasniški in soglasniški sistem ter izvor in razvoj glasov, z opisom posameznih besednih vrst pa so podane še značilnosti oblikoslovne ravnine jezika. Velenjski govor spada v srednjesavinjso narečje, le-to pa je del štajerske narečne skupine. Srednjesavinjsko narečje velja za vmesno oziroma prehodno narečje, saj je nastalo zaradi stikov med gorenjsko in štajersko narečno osnovo. Velenjski govor pozna jačinsko naglaševanje, kratki naglašeni samoglasniki so se po moderni vokalni redukciji podaljšali, kratko naglašen je ostal le polglasnik. Samoglasniški sistem je monoftongičen. V soglasniškem sistemu so največ sprememb doživeli zvočniki. Na oblikoslovni ravnini je največ sprememb pri prehodu srednjespolskih samostalnikov v moškospolske, nekaj sprememb je tudi pri oblikospreminjevalnih vzorcih. Besedje velenjskega govora je dokaj enotno. Veliko je germanizmov, a se jih, zaradi vpliva knjižnega jezika, rabi vse manj.
Keywords:Slovenski jezik, dialektologija, štajerska narečna skupina, srednjesavinjsko narečje, velenjski govor
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[P. Seitl]
Year of publishing:2013
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-42962 New window
UDC:811.163.6'28
COBISS.SI-ID:20232456 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:WOVCZTLW
Publication date in DKUM:13.12.2013
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Language:English
Title:PHONOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VELENJE SPEECH
Abstract:In this diploma paper phonological and morphological characteristics, as well as vocabulary, of the local speech of Velenje are represented. A lot of the research was based on the list of questions for the Slovenian Linguistic Atlas (Slovenski lingvistični atlas – SLA), audio record of free speech and on my personal knowledge of the speech. Based on the material gathered and specialized literature, the Velenje speech was placed in its dialectal region, phonological analysis was done, which includes the stress, the vowel and consonant systems, the origin and the development of certain sounds, and the morphology of the speech, with the dialectal features of individual parts of speech. The Velenje speech belongs to the Central Savinja dialect which is the part of the bigger Styrian dialect group. The Velenje speech is a transitional dialect based on the interaction between the Styrian and Upper Carniola dialects. The speech has a dynamic accent, shortly stressed vowels, except for a reduced vowel, which got longer. The vowel system is monophthongal. In the consonant system voiced consonants underwent the biggest changes. The neuter gender was changed into masculine gender and there are some changes of the word-formation patterns that can be seen on the morphological level. Vocabulary of the Velenje speech is quite unified. There are many Germanisms which are, due to the influence of the literary language, spoken less and less.
Keywords:Slovene language, dialectology, Styrian dialect group, Upper Carniola dialect, the Velenje speech


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