(Udmurt)
PPNoSyncCase
PPNoSyncCase: The number of case-marked forms of personal pronouns differs from that of nouns, but none are syncretic.
Case | Noun | Personal pronoun (Sg3) |
---|---|---|
Nominative | gurt | so |
Accusative | gurt-ez | so-je |
Genitive | gurt-len | so-len |
Ablative | gurt-leś | so-leś |
Dative | gurt-ly | so-ly |
Abessive | gurt-tek | so-tek |
Adverbial | gurt-ja | so-ja |
Instrumental-comitative | gurt-en | so-in |
Approximative | gurt-lań | so-lań |
Inessive | gurt-yn | - |
Illative | gurt-e | - |
Elative | gurt-yś | - |
Transitive | gurt-eti | - |
Terminative | gurt-oź | - |
Egressive | gurt-yśen | - |
In Udmurt there are nine different case forms for personal pronouns, and fifteen for nouns (Alasheeva 2011: 33, Tarakanov 2011a: 110–111, Winkler 2011: 68) (it has to be added, however, that animate nouns have only the same nine case forms that personal pronouns do, cf. Csúcs 1990: 37, Alasheeva 2011: 34–35). Personal pronouns have no case syncretism.
Author: Erika Asztalos