Ibis study is morphological and syntactic research about the conjoined sentence endings in the 16th century Korean. Materials are Pon- Yok-No-Go1-Dae and Pon-Yok-Pak-T'ong-Sa. This thesis is summarized as follows
1. On the basis of the meaning relati...
Ibis study is morphological and syntactic research about the conjoined sentence endings in the 16th century Korean. Materials are Pon- Yok-No-Go1-Dae and Pon-Yok-Pak-T'ong-Sa. This thesis is summarized as follows
1. On the basis of the meaning relations of the antecedent and consequence clause, I have systematically distinguished between coordinate conjoined sentence endings and subordinate conjoined sentence endings. The result of the analyzing the conjoined sentence endings is described as ①∼② in chapter Ⅱ.
2. The morphological constraints on the conjoined sentence endings with regard to Honorific are described as Table 1, with regard to Tense are described as Table 2 in chapter Ⅲ.
3. The syntactic constraints on the conjoined sentence endings with regard to Mood-Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and propositive Mood are described as Table 3 in chapter Ⅳ.