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( 3 ) ' All specialized items have to be avoided , since they are too frequently expressed by phrases rather than simple words ' ( 1955.125 ) . This criterion is difficult to understand , and Swadesh gives us no examples of items ...
( 3 ) ' All specialized items have to be avoided , since they are too frequently expressed by phrases rather than simple words ' ( 1955.125 ) . This criterion is difficult to understand , and Swadesh gives us no examples of items ...
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( 5 ) Some items must be eliminated because they may , in many languages , be expressed by forms which are also used to express other items on the test list . Wife , for example , is frequenly expressed by a form which also means woman ...
( 5 ) Some items must be eliminated because they may , in many languages , be expressed by forms which are also used to express other items on the test list . Wife , for example , is frequenly expressed by a form which also means woman ...
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... both of which are expressed by -káyé.7 Hupa ( and I have only an incomplete list for this California Athapaskan lan- guage ) reveals : who - what ( both of which have a common morpheme da- ) , small- bird ( the second morpheme of ...
... both of which are expressed by -káyé.7 Hupa ( and I have only an incomplete list for this California Athapaskan lan- guage ) reveals : who - what ( both of which have a common morpheme da- ) , small- bird ( the second morpheme of ...
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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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