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72. Govor vasi Huje v Brkinih : magistrsko deloJana Samsa, 2014, master's thesis Keywords: (južno)notranjsko narečje, krajevni govor vasi Huje, glasoslovne značilnosti, fonološki opis, diferencialni slovar narečnih besed, narečni slovar iz pomenskega polja "sadjarstvo", hišna imena, Slovenski lingvistični atlas, dialektologija, magistrske naloge
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73. Naš športnik kot primer sodelovanja primorskih medijev z obeh strani meje : zaključno deloPrimož Čepar, 2014, undergraduate thesis Keywords: šport, mediji, nacionalna identiteta, enotni prostor Primorske, slovenski mediji, čezmejno povezovanje, Slovenci v Italiji, Naš športnik, zaključna dela
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77. Sklanjatev in naglas samostalnikov a-jevske sklanjatve v govoru vasi Jevšček pri Livku nadiškega narečja slovenščineMatej Šekli, 2007, original scientific article Abstract: In the article the declension and the accentuation of a stem nouns in the local dialect of Jevšček near Livek (Municipality of Kobarid, Slovenia) of the Nadiško (Nadiža/Natisone) (Nad.) dialect of Slovenian are discussed, from the diachronic and the synchronic point of view. The descriptive-linguistic perspective presents the inventory of endings and their distribution as well as the accent classes and their paradigmas. The historical-linguistic point of view determines the origin of endings and accent classes and also ascribes to the described morphological and accentual systems its position in the context of Slovenian and other Slavic languages.
Keywords: zgodovinsko jezikoslovje, narečja, dialektologija, naglasoslovje, sklanjatve, slovenski jezik, nadiško narečje
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78. Izbor vesti o Istri v slovenskem časopisju do leta 1880Branko Marušič, 2007, review article Abstract: Being one of the Austrian provinces comprising Slovenes, Istria and all its varied economic and social problems also made the Slovene press, which established itself as a constant companion of the Slovene public life in 1843 with Kmetijske in rokodelske novice (The Farming and Crafts News). A few new Slovene newspapers emerged in the year 1848, with even more appearing after the introduction of parliamentarism in the Austrian monarchy. The papers were published in Ljubljana as well as other Slovene centres of the time (Klagenfurt, Gorizia, Maribor, Trieste). The newspapers most of all published correspondence from Istria, as well as articles and stories on Istrian topics. The correspondents were Slovene priests serving in Istrian dioceses, teachers, clerks and other Slovenes and Croatians. The author of the present paper copied out the material on events in the Austrian Littoral from Slovene newspapers dating from the period preceding 1880. Since Istria and several of the Kvarner islands were part of this administrative unit, the author also copied out the published material dealing with this Austrian province directly or indirectly. The paper is a selection of such extracts, presenting with abstracts, citations or mere bibliographic data the news items and articles reporting on the general situation in Istria, its economy, education,church, municipalities, the administration of the province, the Slovene national movement (reading societies, mass meetings), Koper, and the relationships between the Italians and the Slavs in Istria.
Keywords: Istra, krajevna zgodovina, slovenski časopisi, duhovniki, učitelji, Italijani
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79. Med raznolikostjo narečnega gradiva in mejami njegovega prikaza na jezikovni kartiJožica Škofic, 2008, original scientific article Abstract: The article presents the work conducted during the compilation of the Slovenian Linguistic Atlas (SLA) by the Dialectological Section of the Fran Ramovš Institute of the Slovenian Language at the Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts in Ljubljana. Special software (SlovarRed 2.0), based on a carefully designed database linked to the geographical information system (GIS), was developed. It not only allows accurate input of dialectological data and their analysis at different language levels but also the application of different cartographical methods (i.e., displaying linguistic data on a map). Considering the diversity (including in terms of data quality and relevancy) of the material collected in the last 60 years, the article presents those data from the database which can be displayed on a map and how. Slovenian dialects include more than sixty different lexemes (excluding phonetic variants) referring to the term 'kolk' (Eng.: hip; SLA V055). Most of these lexemes are single-word lexemes - derivatives with 'kolk' as the derivational base, Old Slavic *klk, and different suffixes (e.g., kolk, kolček, also kučet, kučah, kuča ..., kolp ...). Less accurate and semantically broader terms (e.g., kost, sklep, gug, skok, kraj, stran), and words that in standard language refer to parts of the body close to the hip (e.g., ledje, bok, gulj, križ, bedro, lakotnica and hrbet) are also used, both in singular and plural/dual forms (therefore also kolki, kučta, boki, glidi, hiftne). In addition to originally Slovene lexemes, loanwords (e.g., kolp, glid, hiften, hufa, anka, femore, flank/fjank) are also frequent, in particular in dialects that are in contact with neighboring languages. Moreover, word combinations consisting of these nouns and different attributes (e.g., ritna kost, ledna kost, bočna kost, ledni členek), and prepositional expressions (e.g., v kolku, v sklepu, ta pod krajem, pri strani, v ledju, na lakotnici, v hlamu, v juge) are frequent. The article includes linguistic comments on the examined vocabulary, and emphasizes the problems that geolinguists have to cope with when transferring concrete linguistic data onto symbolic and isoglottic-inscriptional maps
Keywords: Slovenski lingvistični atlas, SLA, slovenščina, Slovenska narečja, dialektologija, geolingvistika, jezikovna karta
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