Abstract
This article deals with complex sentences with subordinate assimilations. Complex sentences of this type are connected with the conjunctions -1) “guya”, “sanki”, “dersiñ”, “sanki dersiñ”, which are put in the subordinate clause, and are located after the main sentence and -2) the affix “-day / -dayin” and “kibi” are performing the function of a union. We have identified and described options for expressing the semantics of assimilation in complex sentences of the Crimean Tatar language with the conjunctions “guya”, “sanki”, “dersiñ”, “sanki dersiñ”, connecting the components of the sentence of the studied type. The union “sanki”, “guya”, “dersiñ”, are quite close by their semantics and functionality. The conjunction with the subordinate clause “sanki” is located in the subordinate clause and connecting the components of this type of complex sentence in some cases, and it can be used in tandem with the conjunction “dersiñ”. This technique does not affect the semantics and structure of the sentence at all, but only strengthens the very semantics of assimilating a complex sentence.
Highlights
The Crimean Tatar language is the language of the Turkic-speaking indigenous people of Ukraine, formed on the territory of the Crimean lands
This article deals with complex sentences with subordinate assimilations
Complex sentences of this type are connected with the conjunctions -1) “guya”, “sanki”, “dersiñ”, “sanki dersiñ”, which are put in the subordinate clause, and are located after the main sentence and -2) the affix “-day / -dayin” and “kibi” are performing the function of a union
Summary
THE USE OF THE CONJUNCTIONS “SANKI”, “DERSIÑ” AND “GUYA” IN COMPLEX SENTENCES OF ASSIMILATION OF THE MODERN CRIMEAN. Summary This article deals with complex sentences with subordinate assimilations Complex sentences of this type are connected with the conjunctions -1) “guya”, “sanki”, “dersiñ”, “sanki dersiñ”, which are put in the subordinate clause, and are located after the main sentence and -2) the affix “-day / -dayin” and “kibi” are performing the function of a union. The conjunction with the subordinate clause “sanki” is located in the subordinate clause and connecting the components of this type of complex sentence in some cases, and it can be used in tandem with the conjunction “dersiñ” This technique does not affect the semantics and structure of the sentence at all, but only strengthens the very semantics of assimilating a complex sentence.
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