SIMPLE COMPLICATED SENTENCE IN DAGESTANI LANGUAGES

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of simple complicated sentences in Dagestani languages. A simple complicated sentence is a sentence that includes syntactic constructs that have no grammatical basis. Among constructions that complicate a simple sentence there are homogeneous members, introductory words, inserts, and addressing words. The authors conclude that in Dagestani languages, complicating elements in a simple sentence can be used in different combinations and in different amounts. The structure of a complicated sentence in the Avar language is diverse: almost all types of sentences can be subjected to structural and semantic complication: one-and two-part, common and non-common, affirmative and negative, narrative, interrogative, exclamation and incentive, complete and incomplete.