Morphology of Asia Minor Greek

Angela Ralli, Ph.D. (1988), University of Montreal, is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Patras (Greece). She has published monographs and many articles on theoretical morphology, dialectology and language contact, including the book Compounding in Modern Greek (Springer, 2013).

• ForewordBrian D. JosephAbbreviationsList of Maps and FigureIntroduction: Selected Topics of the Morphology of Asia Minor Greek: an IntroductionAngela Ralli1 The Historical Background of the Asia Minor DialectsIo Manolessou2 Agglutinative Noun Inflection in CappadocianMark Janse3 Two Turkish Suffixes in PharasiotConstraints Against Phrasal BasesMetin Bağrıaçık, Aslı Göksel and Angela Ralli4 The Morphology of SilliotParadigmatic Defectiveness, Paradigmatic Levelling and Affix PleonasmPetros Karatsareas5 Adverbial Constructions in a Dialectal Context: a Case Study From PonticMarianna Gkiouleka6 The Smyrna DialectLoanword Adaptation in a Multilingual SettingTheodore Markopoulos7 Affixoids and Verb Borrowing in Aivaliot MorphologyAngela Ralli8 Subtractive Imperative Forms in Bithynian GreekNikos Koutsoukos and Nikolaos Pantelidis9 Morphological Innovations in Propontis TsakonianDimitra Melissaropoulou10 The Greek of Ottoman-era AdrianoupolisBrian D. JosephIndex