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CHAPTER 4 Iranian loanwords: Analysis
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In this fourth chapter, I shall study the data collected in the preceding chapter
from various angles. Four questions will be addressed (see §4.1): (i) which
Iranian languages other than Bactrian were in contact with Niya Prakrit, and
how do loanwords from these languages relate to the Bactrian borrowings
(§4.2); (ii) how consistently were Bactrian sounds substituted in the corpus
of loanwords, and what can this tell us about some debated issues in Bactrian
phonology (§4.3); (iii) how were Bactrian borrowings integrated into the
morphology of Niya Prakrit (§4.4); and (iv) which semantic categories can we
identify among these loanwords (§4.5)? The conclusions will be presented in
§4.6.
Title: CHAPTER 4 Iranian loanwords: Analysis
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In this fourth chapter, I shall study the data collected in the preceding chapter
from various angles.
Four questions will be addressed (see §4.
1): (i) which
Iranian languages other than Bactrian were in contact with Niya Prakrit, and
how do loanwords from these languages relate to the Bactrian borrowings
(§4.
2); (ii) how consistently were Bactrian sounds substituted in the corpus
of loanwords, and what can this tell us about some debated issues in Bactrian
phonology (§4.
3); (iii) how were Bactrian borrowings integrated into the
morphology of Niya Prakrit (§4.
4); and (iv) which semantic categories can we
identify among these loanwords (§4.
5)? The conclusions will be presented in
§4.
6.
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