Nemanja Jovanović
University of Belgrade
https://doi.org/10.53656/bel2021-5-5.cases.fras
Abstract. This article analyzes the case remnants in Bulgarian phrasemes. As a source we used Nov frazeologichen rechnik na balgarskiya ezik (1993) by Keti Ankova-Nicheva. Where possible, a comparison has been made with phrasemes in Russian, Serbian, Old Bulgarian and Church Slavonic, which are taken from phraseological dictionaries of the respective languages. The origin of some case forms has been studied. The methods of definitional, component and comparative analysis with Slavic synthetic languages are used. The analysis of the material shows that under the influence of the Church Slavonic language, most of the phraseologies that have retained case forms belong to the sphere of religion.
Keywords: Phraseology; Cases; Case Remnants; Bulgarian, Russian; Serbian; Old Bulgarian; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic
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