O klasifikaciji slovenskog i hrvatskog jezika s posebnim osvrtom na kajkavsko narječje

Lončarić, Mijo (author)

• Language: Croatian
• Keywords: dialektologija, slovenska narečja, hrvaška narečja, slovenski jezik, hrvaški jezik, narečja, dialekti, južnoslovanski jeziki, srednjejužnoslovanski diasistem
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Year: 2009
• Number of pages: Str. 277-289
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-154270-af1b17f2-45e1-45b3-48b3-48ec5d9ddfac
• UDC: 811.163.6'28:811.163.42'28
• COBISS.SI-ID: 13170947
• Publication date in RUL: 05.02.2024

Record is a part of a monograph

• Title: Slovenska narečja med sistemom in rabo
• Editors: Vera Smole
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Publisher: Znanstvena založba Filozofske fakultete
• Year: 2009
• ISBN: 978-961-237-332-0
• COBISS.SI-ID: 248378368
• Collection title: Obdobja
• Collection numbering: 26

Secondary language

• Language: Slovenian

Abstract

Prispevek primerja narečno klasifikacijo slovenskega jezika, tj. njegovo delitev na osnovne skupine in narečja, s klasifikacijo hrvaškega jezika in srednjejužnoslovanskega diasistema, posebno še s kajkavskim narečjem. Delitev slovenščine na dva dela (severnozahodni in jugovzhodni) bi ustrezala delitvi hrvaščine na tri dele (kajkavsko, čakavsko in štokavsko narečje = Dialektgruppe) oz. srednjejučnoslovanskega diasistema na štiri narečja, vendar se klasifikacije omenjenih sestavov med seboj zelo razlikujejo. Delitev slovenskega jezika na sedem (osem) osnovnih skupin ter hrvaškega (in srednjejužnoslovanskega) jezika na tri (štiri) narečja ni na isti ravni. Slovenske osnove so obenem skupine "dialektov", ki jih je 37. Hrvaška narečja se definirajo enako, vendar ima vsako narečje 6-7, celo do 15 dialektov, ki pa se ne obravnavajo enako kot slovenski dialekti.

• Keywords: TITLE:The dialect classification, i.e. the division into basic dialect groups, in Slovene is compared with that of Croatian and the central-southern Slav diasystem, especially with the Kajkavian dialect group. The division of Slovene into two parts (north-west and south-east) corresponds to the division of Croatian into three diaelct groups (Kajkavian, Čakavian and Štokavian) or the central-southern Slav diasystem into four dialect groups, although these classifications differ considerably. The division of Slovene into seven (eight) basic groups and Croatian (and central-southern Slav) into three (four) dialects is not on the same level. The Slovene foundation is made up of groups of 37 "dialects". Croatian dialect groups are defined in the same way, but each contains 6 to 7, or even as many as 15 dialects, which are not defined in the same way as Slovene dialects./KEYWORDS:dialectology, Slovene, Croatian, Slovene dialects, Croatian dialects, dialect group, dialects, south Slavic languages, central-southern Slav diasystem