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Der adnominale possessive Dativ im Dialekt von Deutschpilsen (ungarisch Nagybörzsöny)

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Márkus É.

Linguistische Treffen in Wrocław

2022

nr 21

129-142

The article deals with the adnominal dative+possessive construction of the type in Bęəbən ir Gətrax (‘the women their costume = the costume of women’) and its different variants in the German dialect of Deutschpilsen, a small Hungarian language island in northern Hungary. It is a medieval settlement, in the past its inhabitants were mainly engaged in mining and probably came from the south and the middle east of the German-speaking area. A mixed dialect was created. The basic dialect of the remote village has preserved many archaic elements to this day. The dialect is currently threatened with extinction, it has become a language of elderly people and memory. The adnominal dative+possessive construction has a wide range of literature, and the article would like to present new findings in addition. The analysis is carried out on empirically collected linguistic data that was recorded with the help of a questionnaire in Deutschpilsen. The informants were elderly villagers who still speak the dialect as their mother tongue. Particular attention is paid to the subject of gender and pronominal reference in the dative+possessive construction. The conflict between grammatical and referential gender is shown, as in the example in Hoz iər Gartn (‘the house her garden = the garden of the house’). For this gram- matical discrepancy (neutral article, feminine pronominalization), justifications are sought in literature. The gender congruence between antecedent and possessive is often cancelled in the examined dialect, incongruences between the article and pronoun can arise. Incongruent forms with reference to a masculine or neuter can be observed. The variants with masculine/neutral articles and feminine possessive pronouns are particularly striking: ən Knab iər Štim (‘a boy her voice = the voice of a boy’). I have not found any similar evidence in the dialectological literature. The article documents and describes three types of adnominal dative+possessive construction, illustrated with plenty of example sentences from Deutschpilsen. The relationship between genitive and possessive dative, which is much discussed in the literature, is also shed in a new light.

Ungarndeutsche Volksspielzeuge. In Einheit mit Natur und Gesellschaft

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Klein A. , Lázár K. , Márkus É.

Edukacja Elementarna w Teorii i Praktyce

2018

tom 13

nr 3(49)

95-110

Volksspiele sind auf keinen Fall mit Zeitverschwendung gleichzusetzen, denn vor der Einführung der Grundschulpflicht war das Spiel die Schule für Kinder. Alles, was für ein Kind nötig war an Kenntnissen, Wissen und Fähigkeiten erlernte es während des Spiels. Diese Spiele förderten die Entwicklung des Kindes, wodurch es klüger und weiser werden konnte. In dieser Studie wird eine Gruppe von Volksspielen vorgestellt, zu denen die Kinder in ihrer Spieltätigkeit ihr Spielzeug selbst herstellten. Die Kinder arbeiteten mit natürlichen Materialien und lernten die verschiedenen Kulturtechniken kennen. So können wir behaupten, dass diese Spieltätigkeit die Einheit von Natur und Gesellschaft verwirklichte . Das Ziel dieses Aufsatzes ist diese Einheit am Beispiel der Ungarndeutschen darzustellen.

Popular games are not a waste of time, as many may think. Before the introduction of primary school education, the game was the school of children. They learnt everything they needed while playing. Games and toys helped children become cleverer and wiser. In the article, we present a group of games with an object - the games in which an object is produced. Children worked with natural materials and learnt culture techniques better. It can be claimed that this type of play reflected the unity of nature and society. The study deals with the presentation of such unity by the German minority in Hungary.