Concessive mood in the Mongolian languages

In this paper, based on the classification of V.I. Rassadin, the author proves the existence of concessive mood in the Mongolian languages with specific examples. The dependent use of concessive mood's grammatical forms is noted. They function as a part of a complex sentence concessive period. In the Mongolian languages different communication and relationship of concessive mood's indicator with indicative and imperative verb forms are regular. In the present use of the bound form concessive mood expresses the relationship stimulating feedback conditionality: the verb form in the form of concessive mood reports circumstance, in spite of the action indicated in apodosis. In spite of the discussional nature of the question of the allocation of this mood and the tradition of correlating these analytical forms to the class of subordinate clauses, such indicators as subjective modality, grammatical form and the presence of s conjugation, give an opportunity to talk about the formed concessive mood in the Mongolian languages.