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.. - «?», «?», «?»... - aba «?» ana «?», - : «?» ( ), «?» ( ), «?» ( aba, ), «?» ( - ana ). - nam-gu 10 na-me «?». :,,, - aba («?») ana («?»). «?», «?», «?».., - ( ).,,, -.,, - : aba ( a-ba) «?», ana ( a-na) «?»,,.,,. I. «?» -.,, aba. 1. dingir-a-ba e-da-sá (PSD A I,. 47) «(.: - ) -?»; 2. e-ne-e-ne-gin 7 kalam-ma dingir-a-ba mu-un-tìl (PSD A I,. 47) «(.: - )?».,,, -,., 1 2, aba «-?», dingir. aba.., 2009 161

: - -. dingir-a-ba,, 1 - SOV.,,,,. 2, dingir-a-ba -,,., aba.,.,. 3. amar-gu 10 gùd-ba a-ba-a ba-ra-ab-tùm (LE, S. 88) «?». aba, (a-ba-a < a-ba-e), -,,, ba-ra-ab-tùm. ana -.. 4. uru-ta á-ág-gá a-na-aš mu-e-du (LE, S. 355)., ana -. ( -eše) «?», «?». : «?», ana - á-ág-gá, (,, - ). : «-?» DU, -, de 6, gin. II. aba ana «-?». 5. a-ba-àm e-ne lú diri-gu 10 -šè dumu-ni-ir in-na-an-kúš-a (Sjöberg, 1973, p. 98) «(.: - ),,?»; 6. a-ba-àm e-ne lú dam-lú-ka in-da-ná-a (Alster, 1997, p. 23. 8(7)) «,, ( )?»; 7. a-ba-me-en (< a-ba-me-en za-e) (EN, p. 22: 170) «?» 1 ; 8. a-na-àm nì nu-un-zu-a (Sjöberg 1975, S. 140: 6) «,?»; 9. a-na-àm ne-e (EN, p. 24: 199) «?»; 10. a-na-àm nì-ba-gu 10 (EN, p. 26: 222) «?». 5 10, 1 4,., ( 162 1 2... za-e, 2... -me-en ( ).,, - 8 10.

),,, -, -. aba ana. - 5 10, ana, -.,, -, -. 11. dub-sar eme-gir 15 nu-mu-un-zu-a a-na-àm dub-sar e-ne (Alster, 1997, 2. 47) «,, ( ) (.: - - )?».,,, 11, ana, -. 11 ana ( ).,, 11, -. 12. guruš dumu-gi 7 ní-zu-a hé-me-en kur-ra a-na-bi-me-en (< za-e kur-ra a-na-bi-me-en) [GLL 20] «,, ( ) (.: - - -?)»? 2 ; 13. d nanna lugal-gu 10 za-e-me-en ba-e-a-ag gá-e a-na-gu 10 -me-en (Frayne, 1990, p. 234: 42 44) «,, ( ) (.. ), ( ) ( ) (.: - -?)?». 12, 13 5 11.,,. III. aba ( -ak), - 3... àm, - «?».. aba-ak-àm, -, (PSD A I, p. 47). 14. lú-tur-gu 10 a-ba-kam [Gilgamesh and the Bull of An, p. 70] «,?»; 15. šu-a-ba-kam igi a-ba-ni-ib-du 8 -ru-ne-en-zé-en (Enkitalu and Enkihegal, p. 203) «?». -., aba-kam 14, - 15., -. IV. ana «?» -. ana - 2 2... za-e, 7. - 13,. 163

164 -. mala, «?». 16. eme-gi 7 a-na ì-zu =. ina šu-me-ri ma-la ta- u-zu (Sjöberg, 1975, S. 140: 13) «?». ana, -,,. V. : nam-gu 10 na-me. nam-gu 10., - nam, - 1... -gu 10. nam,. - ana-àm «( )?» (Falkenstein, 1959, S. 101), -, me,, (Krecher, 1987, p. 71; Attinger, 1993, p. 157)., nam-gu 10 a-na-àm-gu 10, «mein was?» > «was soll mir das?» (Falkenstein, 1959, S. 35) «mein: was ist es?» = «was habe ich damit zu tun?» (Römer, 1994, S. 56 57). - namgu 10 m nu «?» (CAD M II, 89) minsu [ ], «what is it that?», «why?». nam-gu 10,,., - nam-gu 10,,. 17. d nin-sikil-la a-a-ni d en-ki-ra gù mu-na-dé-e uru mu-e-sum uru mu-e-sum nam-gu 10 sum-ma-zu (EN, p. 8: 31 32) «:,.?» (, ); 18. en-unu ki -ga en-kul-aba 4 ki -a-ke 4 mu-e-ši-in-gi 4 -nam lugal-za du 11 -ga-ni nam-gu 10 daha-ni nam-gu 10 (ELA, p. 177 178) «( :),. ( :) -,?»; 19. nam-lú-ulu 3 -bi ní-bi-a ad mi-ni-ib-gi 4 -gi 4 inim im-šár-šár-e-ne me-li-e-a du 11 -game nam-gu 10 dah-me nam-gu 10 (LDSU, p. 394 397) «(= ), :,? -?»., nam-gu 10,, 17, - 18 19. na-me. (Thomsen, 2001, p. 78; Attinger, 1883, p. 174) ana-me, ana - «?», me. me me.. (Edzard, 2003, p. 59)., -. name, «-», «-».

- - na-me,, - ajju(m) «?». 20. dìm-me-er-na-me a-ba-zu mu-un-dím-[ma] =. ajju ilu malaka imsi (MNS, 167: 23) «,,?» 3 ; 21. dim-me-er-na-me nu-še =. a-a-ú ilu le-im-ma (CAD A I, p. 234) «?».,,, aba «?» ana «?». -,, : 1) «?» ( 1 2); «?» ( 5 10). aba ana, -, - (. 11 13). 2) «?», -. aba - ( 14 15). 3) «?»,. ana - ( 16). nam-gu 10 na-me. nam-gu 10,,,,, «( )?» ( 17 19). na-me, ajju(m) «?», ( 20 21).,.,, : ( 1 2, 15, 20 21), - ( 16).,,. ( 12 14, 18 19), ( 5 11, 17) -., -, - - ;, 3,. 165

, -. Alster, 1997 Alster B. Proverbs of Ancient Sumer // The World s Earliest Proverb Collections. 1997. 1. CAD The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Chicago, 1956. ELA Cohen S. Enmerkar and the Lord of Aratta [Dissertation]. University of Pennsylvania, 1973. EN Attinger P. Enki et Ninhursaga // Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und Vorderasiatische Archaeologie. 1984. 74. I. Halbband. 1 52. Frayne 1990 Frayne D. Old Babylonian Period // The Royal Inscriptions of Mesopotamia, Early Periods. 4. Toronto, 1990. GLL Kramer S.N. Gilgamesh and the Land of the Living // Journal of Cuneiform Studies. 1947. 1. 3 46. LDSU Michalowski P. The Lamentation over the Destruction of Sumer and Ur. Winona Lake: Eisenbrauns, 1989. LE Wilcke C. Das Lugalbandaepos. Wiesbaden, 1969. MNS Sjöberg Å.W. Der Mondgott Nanna-Suen in der sumerischen Überlieferung. Stockholm, 1960. PSD The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary. Philadelphia. Sjöberg, 1973 Sjöberg Å.W. Der Vater und sein missratener Sohn // Journal of Cuneiform Studies. 1973. 25. S. 105 169. Sjöberg 1975 Sjöberg Å.W. Der Examenstext A // Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und Vorderasiatische Archaeologie. 1975. 64. II. Halbband. S. 137 176. Attinger P. Eléments de linguistique sumérienne // Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis. Sonderband. Fribourg (Suisse) Göttingen, 1993. Edzard D.O. Sumerian Grammar // Handbook of Oriental Studies. 71. Leiden Boston, 2003. Falkenstein A. Untersuchungen zur sumerischen Grammatik. 5: Zum Akzent des Sumerischen // Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und Vorderasiatische Archaeologie. 1959. 53. S. 97 105. Krecher J. Morphemeless Syntax in Sumerian as Seen on the Background of Word-Composition in Chukchee // Acta Sumerologica. Hiroshima, 1987. 9. P. 67 88. Römer W.H.Ph. Die Sumerologie // Nimwegener Sumerologische Studien. II. Neukirchen-Vluyn, 1994. Thomsen M.-L. The Sumerian Language // Mesopotamia. 10. Copenhagen, 2001. Summary 166 I.T. Kaneva Question of Quality in Sumerian There are no adjectival interrogative pronouns which, what, whose, etc. in the Sumerian language. Questions of quality are rendered in the Sumerian language differently. First of all, they are rendered with the help of the animate interrogative pronoun aba ( who? ) and inanimate interrogative pronoun ana ( what? ). Depending on their syntactical function, these pronouns may obtain the following meanings: in the attributive function they act as interrogative pronoun which? ; in the function of nominal part of predicate, they act as interrogative pronoun what? ;

in the attributive function or in the function of nominal part of predicate, aba in genitive acts as interrogative pronoun whose? ; in the function of adverbial modifier, ana acts as interrogative adverb how much?. Furthermore, questions of quality may be rendered by means of two more constructions: nam-gu 10 ( what is it to me? ); na-me, which is translated into Akkadian as ajju(m) ( which? ). The position of interrogative pronouns in the function of attribute and adverbial modifier corresponds to the basic word order in the Sumerian language. The position of interrogative pronouns in the function of predicate may either correspond to the basic word order (then they are located at the end of sentence) or violate it (then they are located at the beginning of sentence). 167