5 r. a b a S i a (Tbilisi) bgeraTSesatyvisobis erTi rigisaTvis qarTvelur ...

2. analizis sagania atributul sintagmebSi sazRvruli
saxelebis mimarT raodenobiT ricxviT saxelTa da, saer-
Tod, ganusazRvreli mravlobiTis aRmniSvnel msazRvrelTa
sintaqsuri statusis sakiTxi.
atributul sintagmebSi mTavari wevri, cxadia, arsebiTi
saxelia, xolo nebismieri msazRvreli formalurad maszea
damokidebuli: eTanxmeba arsebiTi saxels brunvaSi, agreTve
narTanian mravlobiTSi. arsebiT saxelze aseTi damokidebuleba
yvela msazRvrelisaTvis saerToa.
3. gansxvavebiT sxva saxis msazRvreli saxelisagan (zedsarTavi,
nacvalsaxeli, mimReoba, danarTi saxeli), romelic
mxolod damokidebuli (brunvasa da narTanian ricxvSi Se-
Tanxmebuli) wevria sintagmisa, konkretuli raodenobisa Tu
zogadi simravlis aRmniSvneli saxelebi amavdroulad Tavadac
marTavs arsebiT saxels: moiTxovs sazRvruli saxelisagan
mxoloobiTis formas.
sakiTxis analizi da ganxiluli movlenis axsnis cda
warmodgenilia zog sxva enasTan (rogorc monaTesave, ise gansxvavebuli
ojaxis enebTan) mimarTebiT.
S h . A p r i d o n i d z e (Tbilisi)
On Syntagmatics and Syntactic Status
of Numeral Attributives
1. Syntactic relations (concord, government) specifically are based upon
unequal (vassal) relation between the members of a syntagma: one of the members
depends upon the other, sharing its form (e.g. case, number, gender etc.),
or taking another form, different from that of the governing word in need of the
governing word.
The most frequent syntagmas are nominal and verbal. Syntactic relations
in verbal syntagmas (especially with transitive verbs) are mostly reciprocal: a
noun (usually subject) triggers/causes a certain personal form of a verb, and a
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