Faculty of philosophy Osijek, Faculty of education in Osijek
Abstract
U radu se proučava govor mjesta Davor u slavonskoj Posavini u odnosu na slavonski
dijalekt i standardni jezik. Na fonološkoj se razini proučavaju glasovi, njihovo gubljenje,
zamjena ili kontrahiranje. Na morfološkoj se razini istražuju vrste riječi i njihove promjene. Na
razini tvorbe riječi analiziraju se načini nastanka novih riječi s naglaskom na etnike i osobna
imena. Pri proučavanju sintakse ističu se posebnosti vezane uz rečenicu, padeže te
kongruenciju. Na leksičkoj se razini istražuje rječnički potencijal, a unutar njega izdvajaju se
frazemi, sintagme i poslovice. Davorski govor dobro čuva osobine slavonskoga dijalekta. Osim
zavinutoga naglaska, dobro se čuvaju stare osobine u morfologiji. Posebno je zanimljivo da je
od rijetkih govora slavonskoga dijalekta koji čuva ništični nastavak u Gmn. Uglavnom ima
neizjednačene D, L i I množine. Čuvaju se neodređeni oblici pridjeva.The paper deals with the speech of Davor, a village in Slavonian Posavina,
with respect to the Slavonian dialect and the standard Croatian language. At the
phonological level the sounds are studied, as well as their elision, substitution and
contraction while the morphological analysis deals with the parts of speech and their
changes. With regard to the word formation the ways of creating new words are
analysed whereby special emphasis is placed on the ethnics and personal names. The
syntactic analysis deals with the specifics of the sentence, cases and congruence while at
the lexical level the vocabulary potential is examined, in particular phrasemes, syntagms
and proverbs. The traits of the Slavonian dialect are well preserved in the speech of
Davor. In addition to the circumflex accent, the old traits in morphology are well
preserved too. Belonging to the rare speeches of the Slavonian dialect, the speech of
Davor keeps a zero morpheme in the genitive plural. Mostly it has the unequalized
dative, locative and instrumental plural. Additionally, the indefinite forms of adjectives
are preserved