Vol 7 (2022)

This volume contains peer-reviewed papers developed from presentations at the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (Tu+7), which was hosted by he University of Connecticut Department of Linguistics and took place virtually on February 18-19, 2022. 

Editors: Si Kai Lee, Sarah Asinari and Sabine Lazakovits.

Table of Contents

Articles

A Paradigm Gap in Turkish
Muhammed İleri, Ömer Demirok
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1 - 15
From approximation to probability: bi’ + numeral constructions in Turkish
Nihal Yıldız Gökçe
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16 - 23
On meanings of the reciprocal suffix -š- in Balkar
Anastasija Gruzdeva, Daria Paramonova
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24 - 31
Non-manual Focus Markers in Turkish Sign Language
Aslı Gürer, Serpil Karabuklu
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32 - 45
Low applicatives and affected applicatives in Turkish
Greg Key
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46 - 59
Post-Syntactic Linearization of Yes/No-Question Particle in Turkish
Young-Hoon Kim
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60 - 72
Plural Possession in Turkish and Sakha
Ian L. Kirby, Hande Sevgi
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73 - 87
Passives, impersonals and Voice in Sakha
Daoxin Li
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88 - 103
Yes-no questions in Balkar
Maria Manina, Anastasiia Voznesenskaia
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104 - 113
KATIYEN as a common ground modifier in Turkish
Ayşe Büşra Yakut-Kubaş
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114 - 127
Balkar X-marking: a change in progress
Daniar Kasenov
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128 - 135
The Emphatic Marker in Turkish: Two Readings
Demet Kayabasi
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136 - 153
To describe or to make a description: How Uzbek verbal morphology handles borrowings
Thomas Kingsley
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154 - 163
Continuant Devoicing in Turkish: Reanalysis of Turkish Word-Final Devoicing
Ümit Can Tunçer, Ezgi Sanıyar
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164 - 171