ARE THE OLD JAPANESE PERSONAL PRONOUNS GENETICALLY RELATED TO THOSE OF THE ALTAIC LANGUAGES?

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" ARE THE OLD JAPANESE PERSONAL PRONOUNS GENETICALLY RELATED TO THOSE OF THE ALTAIC LANGUAGES? "
Yoshizo Itabashi

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	811343
Doc. No	:	LA99017
Main Entry	:	Yoshizo Itabashi
Title & Author	:	ARE THE OLD JAPANESE PERSONAL PRONOUNS GENETICALLY RELATED TO THOSE OF THE ALTAIC LANGUAGES? [Article]\ Yoshizo Itabashi
Title of Periodical	:	Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
Date	:	1997
Volume/ Issue Number	:	50-1/3
Page No	:	117--146
Abstract	:	All the functions of the OJ personal pronouns may never be cognate with any of the Altaic personal pronouns, except for OJ wa, as well as possibly o2re, and i/si which may possibly be cognate with PMo ba, öre/örö, PA i/Ma-Tg si/OTK *si respectively. The OJ morphemes i/si identical with the OJ personal pronouns i/si seemed to play a crucial role in finding out the origin of the OJ personal pronouns i/si because the identical morphemes i/si may have the undifferentiated deictic/emphatic function in common, which became developed into the OJ personal pronouns i/si.