1) Infinitives in the Rigveda
Mittwoch, 22.1.2020, 9:00-10:30, SR 3
In contrast to the Sanskrit infinitive in -tum, Early Vedic has several deverbal formations which may be classified as infinitives. In this class, their semantic and syntactic peculiarities will be analysed with the help of selected text passages.
Gastlehre im Rahmen der LV von Hannes Fellner, “Sprache und Literatur der Veden”
2) Periphrastic Verbal Constructions in Vedic
Freitag, 24.1.2020, 9:00-10:30, SR 6
In this class, various periphrastic verbal constructions (i.e., periphrastic perfect, periphrastic aorist, periphrastic future and periphrastic causative) of Vedic Old Indo-Aryan will be investigated, with special emphasis on their appearance, attestations and connection with related synthetic categories.
Gastlehre im Rahmen der LV von Hannes Fellner, “Sprache und Literatur der Veden”
3) Some Peculiarities of Vedic Compounds
Donnerstag, 23.1.2020, 10:00-11:30, SR 5
In this class, two interesting phenomena of Early Vedic compounds will be analysed with the help of selected text passages from the Rigveda: firstly, the so-called devatā dvandva type in its various avatars, and secondly, the accentual peculiarities of nominal compounds, first of all tatpuruṣas and bahuvrīhis.
Gastlehre im Rahmen der LV von Alessandro Graheli, “Panini on compound words”
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