COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURES OF FRENCH, PROVENCAL, SPANISH AND LATIN VERBS Cover Image

STRUCTURE MORPHOLOGIQUE COMPARÉE DES VERBES FRANÇAIS, PROVENÇAL, ITALIEN, ESPAGNOL ET LATIN
COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURES OF FRENCH, PROVENCAL, SPANISH AND LATIN VERBS

Author(s): Christian Touratier
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Published by: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai
Keywords: compared morphological analysis; verb; French; Latin; Romance languages.

Summary/Abstract: Comparisons between the Morphological Structures of French, Provencal, Spanish and Latin Verbs. If we compare the verbal systems of different languages, it is necessary to make a list of all the verbal forms of these languages, and then identify the morphological units forming each verb. Furthermore, we should also identify the different classes of morphological units that constitute the morphological structure of the verb, which can be represented with what mathematicians call a graph. This paper presents the Latin and French verb together with the verb of some other Romance languages.

  • Issue Year: 57/2012
  • Issue No: 3
  • Page Range: 133-149
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: French
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