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They represent a rare type of initial which has to be assumed in the Proto - Tai
system . The first word has often been assumed to go back to the PT initial w- ;
thus Haudricourt lists it unhesitatingly under his PT * W - 2 and Benedict
compares it ...
They represent a rare type of initial which has to be assumed in the Proto - Tai
system . The first word has often been assumed to go back to the PT initial w- ;
thus Haudricourt lists it unhesitatingly under his PT * W - 2 and Benedict
compares it ...
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Except for the irregularity in the long vowel in Nung , Tho , and Lung - chow ,
which we cannot explain for the time being ( cf. supra note 7 ) , the development
of the initial is exactly the same as in the word for ' day ' . The correspondence of
the ...
Except for the irregularity in the long vowel in Nung , Tho , and Lung - chow ,
which we cannot explain for the time being ( cf. supra note 7 ) , the development
of the initial is exactly the same as in the word for ' day ' . The correspondence of
the ...
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It was first suggested by Meyerl3 that initial IE * / y / developed in Albanian into a
voiced palatalized / g / , represented in the orthography by g or gj . He provides
two examples of this development : ( 1 ) Alb . gješ bukën ' knead the bread ' ...
It was first suggested by Meyerl3 that initial IE * / y / developed in Albanian into a
voiced palatalized / g / , represented in the orthography by g or gj . He provides
two examples of this development : ( 1 ) Alb . gješ bukën ' knead the bread ' ...
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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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