Transitivity and aspect in Sahidic Coptic : : studies in the morphosyntax of native and Greek-origin verbs /

Transitivity and aspect in Sahidic Coptic : : studies in the morphosyntax of native and Greek-origin verbs / / Nina Speransky.

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"Transitivity and Aspect in Sahidic Coptic" consists of three studies united by the common topic of voice alternations in Sahidic. Having established that the Coptic verbal system is based on split causativity (for the term see Kulikov L.I., "Split causativity: remarks on correlations...

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