PSZF(2): Zertan oinarritzen dira?

PSZF, esan nahi baita "Pello Salabururen Zientzia Faltsua", hasi dá hemen.

Konsultatu dut "Encyclopaedia Humana Hungarica", eta (hemen) irakurri ahal izan dut ze:

The history of the Hungarian language consists of different phases: the early Hungarian period: from around 1000 BC till 896 AD, the old Hungarian period: 896 - 1526, the middle Hungarian period: 1526 - 1772, and the modern Hungarian period: from 1772 to the present. These periods are linked to historical events, turning points showing the connections between social and linguistic changes. ...
... The period before the history of the independent Hungarian language is called pre-Hungarian period. [Margit Szakács]

Beraz, horren arabera, aurrena izanen zen aro bat deitzen pre-Hungarian period, zeinen gramatika izan zitekén honelakoa:

The grammatical system may have been very simple. The possessive personal suffixes, which were formed from the personal pronouns, are of Finno-Ugric origin. Parts of the conjugation of verbs came from the original language. The formation of modality (of verbs) also started in this period. In all probability there was no suffix for the accusative ending, and adverbs without suffix might have been used frequently. Circumscriptions and adverbs could have been used for specifying places. The role of Hungarian formative syllables was even more obscure. They may have several different roles, and their usage was occasional. The adjective stood before the qualified word without agreement. Singular verbs were used after cardinal numbers. Subject and predicate did not yet agree in number. The inflection of nouns may have had singular forms. The predicate of a sentence could be a noun, a verb or a participle. [Margit Szakács]

Gero, izanen zen bigarren aro bat: early Hungarian period, non:

The grammatical system starts to show the bases of our present-day grammar, its characteristic features take shape, based on the Finno-Ugric heritage. [Margit Szakács]

Eta, azkenik, hirugarrena: old Hungarian period, non:

The word order of word-combinations and sentences first of all originate from the ancient Hungarian period, and it is still the same in the present-day usage. The complement usually preceeded the basic element of the main structure. Strict restrictions regulated the word order of adjectives and appositions: the adjective stood before the noun, the apposition stood after the noun. [Antónia S. Hámori]

Aipu horiek, zeinen arabera hungariearen gaurko hitz-ordena izanen zen nola baitzen bere hatsarrean ("it is still the same in the present-day usage"), ez dira froga erabakior bat (horretarako beharko genituzké ikerketa konkretuak non konparatuko baitziren estruktura zaharrak eta berriak), baina, hala ere, hor irakurritakoak ez du zerikusirik ere kin hóri zein, Salabururen hitzetan, aipatzen duté bere "izen handiko hizkuntzalariek". Esan nahi baita, batere zerikusirik.

Nón daude hizkuntzalari horiek? Desagertu egin al dira ti azala on mundua? Zéin dira horiek hizkuntzalari handiak ze aipatu duten ze hungariera pasatu da ti izan "head-first" at izan "head-last"? Eta, inportanteena: zértan oinarritzen dira? [56] [⇶]