Russian
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- Language Overview
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Related projects
- The corpus of Russian regional dialects: Acoustic database with discourse annotation
- Short term morphosyntactic change
- Paradigms in use
- Predicting the past: Reconstructing the Slavonic colour lexicon
- Number use in language: A quantitative and typological investigation
- Feature-based approaches to exceptional cases in Russian
- The theory of Network Morphology
- Russian verbal morphology: Alternative perspectives and implementations and their theoretical justification
- A DATR theory of Russian morphology
- A computer implementation of Russian derivational morphology represented in DATR
- Language Overview
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Related projects
- The corpus of Russian regional dialects: Acoustic database with discourse annotation
- Short term morphosyntactic change
- Paradigms in use
- Predicting the past: Reconstructing the Slavonic colour lexicon
- Number use in language: A quantitative and typological investigation
- Feature-based approaches to exceptional cases in Russian
- The theory of Network Morphology
- Russian verbal morphology: Alternative perspectives and implementations and their theoretical justification
- A DATR theory of Russian morphology
- A computer implementation of Russian derivational morphology represented in DATR
- The corpus of Russian regional dialects: Acoustic database with discourse annotation
- Short term morphosyntactic change
- Paradigms in use
- Predicting the past: Reconstructing the Slavonic colour lexicon
- Number use in language: A quantitative and typological investigation
- Feature-based approaches to exceptional cases in Russian
- The theory of Network Morphology
- Russian verbal morphology: Alternative perspectives and implementations and their theoretical justification
- A DATR theory of Russian morphology
- A computer implementation of Russian derivational morphology represented in DATR
Language Overview
Russian is the most widely spoken Slavonic language, and like all the members of this family displays a rich and interesting inflectional system, with (at least!) six cases, three genders, aspectual contrasts, and across all of these categories a wealth of inflection class distinctions. The complexities of Russian morphology have made it a valuable testing ground for the development of a diversity of theoretical models and analytical techniques.
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