Heller Kata, a Lexikológiai Intézet munkatársa “A Magyar Lírakorpusz igeszemantikai vizsgálata az alkorpuszok szövegeinek szövegtani és stílusértelmezési lehetőségeinek kibővítésére” című pályázatával elnyerte az Egyetemi Kutatói Ösztöndíj Program támogatását

Haader Lea, a Nyelvtudományi Kutatóközpont volt tudományos főmunkatársa a Magyar Érdemrend lovagkereszt polgári tagozat kitüntetését vehette át

Prószéky Gábor és Váradi Tamás Sanghajban tartottak előadást a Nyelvtudományi Kutatóközpontban fejlesztett PULI nyelvmodellről

Elhunyt Medve Anna, a PTE Magyar Nyelvtudományi Tanszékének nyugalmazott egyetemi docense, a MANYE korábbi választmányi tagja

A népnév színeváltozása. Bakró-Nagy Marianne akadémiai székfolglaló előadása

<div rehype-wrapper="true"><span></span><p>In this talk, I present a syntactic-based model of Tense and aspect in complementation as well as some adverbial clauses. Since notions such as “Tense” or “(Non-)Finiteness” have proven to be rather difficult to define, I will first separate morphological, syntactic, and semantic uses of these notions. As a consequence, we will see that various mismatches arise, and one aim of this talk is to understand these mismatches. The perspective taken is a syntax-first view where mismatches between form and meaning can naturally be modeled via syntax as a mediator between the interfaces PF and LF.</p><p>After briefly laying out syntactic approaches to Tense where Tenses are treated as syntactic arguments, I develop a model for Tense in complementation that i) reflects essential syntactic properties of complement clauses; ii) derives differences between finite and non-finite contexts; and iii) feeds in a streamlined way into the interfaces. The model follows, in spirit, syntactic Tense approaches as in Zagona (1990), Stowell (1996) and Demirdache &#x26; Uribe-Etxebarria (2004), and aligns them with syntactic observations about the structure of complement clauses, in particular the synthesis model presented in Wurmbrand &#x26; Lohninger (2023).</p><p>The main conclusion reached is that simple notions such as “dependent” vs.”anaphoric” Tense cannot characterize the properties of complement clauses. A detailed syntax of different types of complements, on the other hand, allows us to align the temporal structure with the independently observed general syntactic structure of different complement types and derive the observed temporal properties.</p></div>

Susanne Wurmbrand

A syntactic model of Tense and Aspect ‒ a case study of English

<div rehype-wrapper="true"><span></span><buttons data-buttons="buttons" data-orientation="horizontal" data-nytud="true"><button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a>Home</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-call-for-papers-2">Call for Papers</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-programme-2">Programme</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-invited-speakers-2">Invited Speakers</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-publication-2">Publication</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-programme-committee-2">Programme Committee</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-registration-2">Registration</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-venue-2">Venue</a></button> <button style="width:25%;border-radius:4px;background-color:#276198;color:#ffffff" data-button="button" data-nytud="true"><a href="/en/page/1st-international-conference-on-lexicology-and-lexicography-practical-information-2">Practical Information</a></button></buttons><p class="empty-paragraph"></p><p>The Institute for Lexicology of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics is pleased to organize the 1st International Conference on Lexicology and Lexicography.</p><p>The Institute for Lexicology of HUN-REN Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics organizes the 1st International Conference on Lexicology and Lexicography. The conference aims to bring together researchers worldwide with different scientific backgrounds but shared interests in lexicography and lexicology. We welcome researchers who approach lexicology and lexicography from both a theoretical and practical perspective, as well as from the perspective of technological innovations and/or language resources.</p><h4>Confirmed Keynote Speakers:</h4><ul class="without-bullets"><li>Sven Tarp (Aarhus University, Denmark)</li><li>Ana Salgado (Academia das Ciências de Lisboa, Portugal)</li><li>Iztok Kosem (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)</li></ul><p>Submissions were invited on the topic of lexicology and lexicography (both theoretical and applied perspectives), including but not limited to the following fields:</p><ul class="without-bullets"><li>Monolingual and bilingual dictionaries</li><li>Lexicology, lexicography, and language technologies</li><li>Historical lexicography</li><li>Specialized dictionaries (e.g., sign language, dialect dictionaries)</li><li>Terminology and lexicography</li><li>Constructions</li><li>Collocations and phraseology</li><li>Corpora and lexicography</li><li>Methodological innovations and language resources</li><li>Application of dictionaries (e.g., educational applications, onomastics)</li><li>Research on dictionary use</li></ul><p><strong>Contact information:</strong> <a href="mailto:lexikonf2025@nytud.hun-ren.hu" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">lexikonf2025@nytud.hun-ren.hu</a></p><p class="empty-paragraph"></p><p class="empty-paragraph"></p><div data-nytud="true" data-align="left"><figure class=""><img src="https://nytud.hu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/mecenatura_logo_lead.jpg" alt="" width="360" height="225"></figure></div><div data-nytud="true" data-align="right"><figure class=""><img src="https://nytud.hu/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/nkfi_program_en-500x176.jpg" alt="" width="375" height="132"></figure></div><figure class="" data-nytud="true"><img src="https://nytud.hu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Lexikonf_2025_logo_trans_blur_blue-1400x355.png" alt="" width="350" height="89"></figure></div>

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