English summary: This book is a study of the so-called 'dynamic' synthetic passive and the tendencies of its development in the history of Georgian, the most prominent autochthonous South Caucasian (Kartvelian) language, which is of a more general interest: it has a 1500 years old written tradition and in many respects differs from the standard average European type, and its system of verbal diathesis is particularly complex. Among the many remarkable...
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