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tions -n - / - nn- and -1 - / - 1l- , and it was probably the first section of the domain
to merge the reflexes of -r- and -rr- . It is customary , in many quarters , to make
Germanic influence responsible for whatever early phonological innovations we
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tions -n - / - nn- and -1 - / - 1l- , and it was probably the first section of the domain
to merge the reflexes of -r- and -rr- . It is customary , in many quarters , to make
Germanic influence responsible for whatever early phonological innovations we
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( 2 ) Hitt . hars- , probably a ' general term for cultivating fields ' , ' * is derived from
PIE * xer- with a formative element -š- , which Hammerich ascribes to the
phonetic development of * -Hy - in Hittite . To account for the latter , he adduces
the ...
( 2 ) Hitt . hars- , probably a ' general term for cultivating fields ' , ' * is derived from
PIE * xer- with a formative element -š- , which Hammerich ascribes to the
phonetic development of * -Hy - in Hittite . To account for the latter , he adduces
the ...
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But Hitt . halkiš is the name of a chthonian goddess as well , and for that reason
may be a Hurrian loanword . 62 ( 4 ) Hitt . haliya- ' kneel down ' is probably
related to Arm . olok ' ' shinbone ' , Skt . ānih ' the part of the leg just above the
knee ' .
But Hitt . halkiš is the name of a chthonian goddess as well , and for that reason
may be a Hurrian loanword . 62 ( 4 ) Hitt . haliya- ' kneel down ' is probably
related to Arm . olok ' ' shinbone ' , Skt . ānih ' the part of the leg just above the
knee ' .
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I | 10 |
The IndoEuropean consonants in Albanian | 31 |
h before semivowels in | 41 |
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