An Outline of the Phonology And Morphology of Old Provençal
An Outline of the Phonology And Morphology of Old Provençal
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In Provengal we find the nominative regularly used in address (chanz9s, companh, emperaire, ioglars, Papiols), although the objective occasionally occurs in its stead (bar9ns pL, ioglar malastriic, trachw).
(3) The genitive, in the popular language, was little by little replaced by other constructions — commonly by the ab- lative with de or by the dative; the beginnings of this substi- tution may be observed as early as Plautus. Among Pro- vencal nouns — aside from such learned forms as ancian9...r, christian9r, companh9r, paian9r, parent9r — we find remnants ^^\ of the genitive only in a few compound words, as diious
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In Provengal we find the nominative regularly used in address (chanz9s, companh, emperaire, ioglars, Papiols), although the objective occasionally occurs in its stead (bar9ns pL, ioglar malastriic, trachw).
(3) The genitive, in the popular language, was little by little replaced by other constructions — commonly by the ab- lative with de or by the dative; the beginnings of this substi- tution may be observed as early as Plautus. Among Pro- vencal nouns — aside from such learned forms as ancian9...r, christian9r, companh9r, paian9r, parent9r — we find remnants ^^\ of the genitive only in a few compound words, as diious
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