EUROPEAN PARTITIVES IN COMPARISON
Similar systems of marking canonical partitives on quantifiers using possessive
suffixes can be found throughout the Uralic family (except the Finno-Saamic
branch) and are well-known also in the Turkic languages.”!
In the Kazakh examples of (8) from Koshkin,” for instance, possessive affixes
attach to the quantifiers, as in ‘one of them’, or ‘one of my friends’, we see the
possessive marker. Also, in ‘which of them’, ‘any of them’, and ‘most of them’
we see the same pattern in proper partitive formation. The present paper uses
an online Cyrillic to Latin transliteration in providing the Latin transliteration
to the original Cyrillic examples.”
a. OAGD-0bIH 6ip-i
olar-dyn’ bir-i
they-GEN one-3sG
‘one of them’
b. 1ap-0bin KaucbI-Cbi
lar-dyn’ qai’sy-sy
they-GEN which-3sa
‘which of them’
C. OA4p-0biH Ke3_KkeA2eH-i
olar-dyn’ kez_kelgen-i
they-GEN any-3sG
‘any of them’
d. onap-Obıy Kobi-ci
olar-dyn’ ko’bi-si
they-GEN many-3sG
‘most of them’
e. Öoc-Map-bim-HoIy 6ip-i
dos-tar-ym-nyn’ bir-i
friend-PL-1lSG-GEN one-3sG
‘one of my friends’
a Dávid Fokos: Finnugor-török mondattani egyezesek [Finno-Ugric-Turkic Syntactic
Correspondences], Magyar Nyelvőr 68 (1939), 13-19, 40-5, 84-7; Dávid Fokos: Uráli és altaji
összehasonlító szintaktikai tanulmányok III [Uralo-Altaic Comparative Syntactic Studies III],
Nyelvtudomanyi Közlemenyek 63 (1961), 63-81; Klaus von Heusinger - Jaklin Kornfilt: Partitivity
and Case Marking in Turkish; Kata Kubinyi - Anne Tamm: Partitivity in Uralic Languages
without a Designated Partitive Marker, Paper presented at the Congressus XIII Internationalis
Fenno-Ugristarum (Vienna, 22. August 2022). https://ciful3.univie.ac.at/programme/symposia/
b9-syntactic-typology/ (Accessed 15 August 2023).
22 Aidana Koshkin: Partitives in Kazakh, OSF dataset. https://osf.io/a5eqp/?view_only=
735a59c958b64e5ebad32b37633ce6ba
23 https://www.translitteration.com/transliteration/en/kazakh/national/ (Accessed 15 August
2023)
4 Aidana Koshkin: Partitives in Kazakh.