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The term ' classifier ' indicates that there are as many classes of nouns as there are classifiers ; the term ... of nouns there is always specification of the type of unit by which the species indicated by the noun is counted .
The term ' classifier ' indicates that there are as many classes of nouns as there are classifiers ; the term ... of nouns there is always specification of the type of unit by which the species indicated by the noun is counted .
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Form - classes , determined by morphological criteria , include Group A , pro- nouns , the plural of which has the structure ... The most important types of compounds are noun + noun and adjective + noun : hausboi ' houseboy ' , hedman ...
Form - classes , determined by morphological criteria , include Group A , pro- nouns , the plural of which has the structure ... The most important types of compounds are noun + noun and adjective + noun : hausboi ' houseboy ' , hedman ...
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The greatest interest will lie in Fortune's treatment of the noun . Each noun stem can be used in one of those classes in which number is irrelevant , or in either of a pair of classes which are associated in that one is the ...
The greatest interest will lie in Fortune's treatment of the noun . Each noun stem can be used in one of those classes in which number is irrelevant , or in either of a pair of classes which are associated in that one is the ...
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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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