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| In Russian there is a large group of words that quantitatively describe an object by referring it to another object. Some of these words name a specific part of this other object, such as polovina ?half?, tret? ?a third?, procent ?per cent?, etc. These words often have adverbial derivatives (which we call ?adverbial partials?) ? napolovinu ?by half?, na tret? ?by a third?, na N procentov ?N%?, chastichno ?partly?, etc. Each word denoting a part has two valencies ? ?what constitutes a part? and ?a part of what?. We study how these valencies are filled and how the meaning of adverbial partials is incorporated in the meaning of the rest of the sentence. At the end of the paper we describe a curious semantic difference between the adverb napolovinu and the prefix polu- both meaning ?half?. | |
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978-3-86688-405-2 |
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6th International Conference on Meaning-Text Theory Prague. |
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