enaTmecnierebis sakiTxebi ISSUES OF LINGUISTICS - Tbilisi State ...

enaTmecnierebis sakiTxebi ISSUES OF LINGUISTICS - Tbilisi State ... enaTmecnierebis sakiTxebi ISSUES OF LINGUISTICS - Tbilisi State ...

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place in Georgian – *J > z and *sibilant+velar (*Jg/*zg) > J – at a certain prehistoric stage must have resulted in Georgian in a system in which the phoneme /J/ was absent or its frequency was extremely low. In fact, this situation continues to the present day: although on account of borrowing and sound symbolism the number of words containing the phoneme /J/ increases, this phoneme up to now has the lowest frequency in the phonemic system of the Georgian language. The problem of the reconstruction of the phoneme /J/ is one more argument in favour of the reconstruction of hushing phonemes for the second row of sibilant correspondences, and of phoneme clusters - for the third row. 106

enaTmecnierebis sakiTxebi _ I-II, 2009 hainc fenrixi zogierTi qarTveluri leqsikuri erTeulisaTvis *biqarTuli xis saxelwodeba ne-kerCx-al-i g. klimovma daukavSira megrul saxelwodebas la-kinCx-a `nekreCxali~ da aRadgina qarTulzanuri praforma *nekerCxa- (klimovi 1985:20). v. Tofurias da m. qaldanis mier Sedgenili svanuri leqsikonis gamocemis Semdeg (Tofuria, qaldani 2000:153) am masalas daemata svan. bi-kenCx-al `nekerCxali~ (feinrixi 2000:27). zemoT moyvanili formebidan Cans, rom isini darTulia sxvadasxva prefiqsebiT: qarTul-zanurSi gvaqvs *ne-, svanurSi bi-. prefiqsi bi- svanurSi iSviaTad gvxvdeba. gamoricxuli araa, rom igive prefiqsi mocemulia svanur sityvebSi bi-yronC-Ž-J `veeberTela~ da bi-y–r‘nC `korZebiani jirki~. prefiqsi bi- megrulSic dasturdeba, Sdr. bi-rk-ul-i `rikuli, moajiri~ (qajaia 2001:244), romelic birkvil-i/birkil-is saxiT dasavleTqarTul dialeqtebSia (imerulsa da gurulSi) nasesxebi (Rlonti 1974:75). megruli sityvis regularuli qarTuli Sesatyvisia rik-ul-i (qegl 1960:435), romelSic qarTuli Zireuli morfema *rik- srulxmovnian safexurzea warmodgenili. prefiqsi bi- sxva megrul sityvaSic Cans: bi-cik-e `cikani~ (qajaia 2000: 246), romelic SeiZleba daukavSirdes qarTul cik-an fuZes. orive fuZe Seicavs *cik- Zirs. ver gamovricxavT, rom bi- prefiqsi qarTulSic aris Semonaxuli. amis magaliTi SeiZleba sityva birTv-i iyos, romelsac saerTod burTformas ukavSireben, Tumca maTi gaerTianeba problemuria. qarT. birTv-i (Zv. qarT. birTW) (sarjvelaZe, fenrixi 2005:103) SeiZleba iyos nawarmoebi *rT–- zmnuri Zirisagan. igive prefiqsi bi- TiTqos sxva qarTul sityvebSi (bi-Cver-i, bi-lik-i/bi-lig-i) Cans. *-il qarT. -il sufiqsi (wer-il-i, kb-il-i, fqv-il-i, dum-il-i), megr. -ir sufiqsi (kib-ir-i `kbili~, mq-ir-i `fqvili~) da laz. -ir sufiqsi (kib-ir-i `kbili~, kiTx-ir-i `kiTxva~) erTmaneTs daukavSires g. deetersma da g. klimovma (deetersi 1930:217; klimovi 1964:101). am masalis safuZvelze g. klimovma aRadgina qarTul-zanuri praforma *-il, rome- 107

place in Georgian – *J > z and *sibilant+velar (*Jg/*zg) > J – at a certain<br />

prehistoric stage must have resulted in Georgian in a system in which the phoneme<br />

/J/ was absent or its frequency was extremely low. In fact, this situation continues<br />

to the present day: although on account of borrowing and sound symbolism the<br />

number of words containing the phoneme /J/ increases, this phoneme up to now<br />

has the lowest frequency in the phonemic system of the Georgian language.<br />

The problem of the reconstruction of the phoneme /J/ is one more argument in<br />

favour of the reconstruction of hushing phonemes for the second row of sibilant<br />

correspondences, and of phoneme clusters - for the third row.<br />

106

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