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Icel . kamell is better taken as an English loan ( OE camel ) than as a modification
of OFrench chamel . 1041 : English keam , canes , and keeans ( not keans ) are
dialectal words . 1042 : For canter - cappa ( line 2 ) read cantercæppe . English ...
Icel . kamell is better taken as an English loan ( OE camel ) than as a modification
of OFrench chamel . 1041 : English keam , canes , and keeans ( not keans ) are
dialectal words . 1042 : For canter - cappa ( line 2 ) read cantercæppe . English ...
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The facts are that from Robert Cawdrey in 1604 to Archbishop Trench in 1857 ,
English lexicographers turned to the dictionaries of Latin and Greek for technical
models and that the first purely English dictionaries included considerable ...
The facts are that from Robert Cawdrey in 1604 to Archbishop Trench in 1857 ,
English lexicographers turned to the dictionaries of Latin and Greek for technical
models and that the first purely English dictionaries included considerable ...
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of either of these than it did of non-English syllables. Groups I and II had identical
percentages of correct recognitions of English words, Group II was better but not
significantly so on the English not-words and more than four times as good on ...
of either of these than it did of non-English syllables. Groups I and II had identical
percentages of correct recognitions of English words, Group II was better but not
significantly so on the English not-words and more than four times as good on ...
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Number dedicated to Alfred L Kroeber | 1 |
Problems of longrange comparison in Penutian | 17 |
Glottochronologic counts of Hokaltecan material | 42 |
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