Desde la interfaz léxico, sintaxis, significado: los derivados por sufijo -ear

Article

Authorship

MANGIALAVORI RASIA, MARIA EUGENIA ; Mugica, Nora

Date

2019

Publishing House and Editing Place

UNC

Magazine

Revista Digital Internacional de Lexicología, Lexicografía y Terminología, vol. 2019 (pp. 1-15) - ISSN 2618-2882
UNC

ISSN

2618-2882

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The productivity of the suffix -ear is an important source of formation of a significant number of verbs in Romance languages. In the case of Spanish, particularly in rioplatense Spanish, whichever register is considered, the constant appearance of new forms such as those listed in (1) is noticed. These verbs propose an interesting case study and allow to advance in the knowledge of different questions involved in the verbal structuring, the formative available in the language, and the effects ... The productivity of the suffix -ear is an important source of formation of a significant number of verbs in Romance languages. In the case of Spanish, particularly in rioplatense Spanish, whichever register is considered, the constant appearance of new forms such as those listed in (1) is noticed. These verbs propose an interesting case study and allow to advance in the knowledge of different questions involved in the verbal structuring, the formative available in the language, and the effects of different variables involved: parrillear, terracear, icardear, mambear, whatsappear (1). Our analysis is based on the following questions: what is the reading / interpretation of each series? Do the derivatives obtained assume identical formal conditions (semantic and syntactic), or do they mark relevant alternatives within an apparently homogeneous morphological set? Finally, what is the nature of the lexical root and what contribution of meaning does it determine in each case? To answer these questions we will analyze syntactic and semantic aspects of the derived verbs. This includes the analysis of the lexical roots, their role in the verbal configuration, and the formation of the meaning obtained as a result of a computational process, under the hypothesis that (i) the verbs of (1) present important variations of meaning; (ii) such variations and the semantic contribution of the roots respond in a transparent and predictable way to the verbal configuration that hosts them. In particular, we will seek to explain the semantic divergences in correlate with the lexical-syntactic configuration of each verb, in order to pose a predictable correlate between semantics and syntax-lexicon, through the study of the combinations and possible variations of meaning of the series, in the scope of the lexical-syntax-signified interface, taking as empirical base both analytical patterns of samples, as well as patterns determined by consultations to significant sets of natives through specially designed tests.