Numeral classifiers in Kazakh

Uldanay Jumabay · Irina A. Nevskaya · Saule Zhaksylykbaevna Tazhibayeva

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Linguistics and Cultural Studies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Categorization, perception, and language

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Abstract Many languages distinguish numeral classifiers in their grammar systems categorizing nominals in terms of their inherent nature, such as animacy, shape, form, and arrangement. Kazakh, a Turkic language of Central Asia, distinguishes numeral classifiers, which are used in numeral classifier constructions consisting of a numeral, a numeral classifier and a specified noun. Numeral classifiers in such constructions can be optional. This paper aims at a preliminary description of the features, types, and usage of numeral classifiers in Kazakh.

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