Ayloq – the summer pasture tradition in Wakhan in Tajikistan

This is the second of two articles addressing a Wakhi expository text dealing with ayloq ‘summer pasture’, written by Gulbeka Pahlavonova, a Wakhi speaker from Tajikistan. In this article, the same Wakhi text is subjected to linguistic analysis and presented in the form of interlinear linguistic annotations. The discussion focuses on syntactic constructions in the text that are relevant for the study of clausal subordination.

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Orientalia Suecana
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2025-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.33063/os.v74.1022
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Ayloq – the summer pasture tradition in Wakhan in Tajikistan

Jaroslava Obrtelová
Orientalia Suecana
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Ayloq – the summer pasture tradition in Wakhan in Tajikistan

Jaroslava Obrtelová
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Abstract

This is the second of two articles addressing a Wakhi expository text dealing with ayloq ‘summer pasture’, written by Gulbeka Pahlavonova, a Wakhi speaker from Tajikistan. In this article, the same Wakhi text is subjected to linguistic analysis and presented in the form of interlinear linguistic annotations. The discussion focuses on syntactic constructions in the text that are relevant for the study of clausal subordination.

Orientalia SuecanaVol. 74
Uppsala University (SE)
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