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But it is perhaps preferable to use the indifferent k, as in other cases where one
wishes to indicate a guttural whose appurtenance to one or the other guttural
series is undetermined. After all, the 'plain velars' took care of only a part of the ...
But it is perhaps preferable to use the indifferent k, as in other cases where one
wishes to indicate a guttural whose appurtenance to one or the other guttural
series is undetermined. After all, the 'plain velars' took care of only a part of the ...
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... such a 'monstrosity' as the oft quoted *gmmme (KZ 29 .273). This notation is so
cumbersome and so unreal looking that many scholars prefer some other device
e.g. *n (Meillet uses “n, in which the superior o is not intended to indicate vowel ...
... such a 'monstrosity' as the oft quoted *gmmme (KZ 29 .273). This notation is so
cumbersome and so unreal looking that many scholars prefer some other device
e.g. *n (Meillet uses “n, in which the superior o is not intended to indicate vowel ...
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II. Conjugation. There are two kinds of conjugations. One may be called the
absolute. The other is used to indicate with emphasis that the verb deals with an
animated being, not a thing. It is somewhat difficult to define the rule, but for
instance it ...
II. Conjugation. There are two kinds of conjugations. One may be called the
absolute. The other is used to indicate with emphasis that the verb deals with an
animated being, not a thing. It is somewhat difficult to define the rule, but for
instance it ...
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| Titel | Language, Bände 1-2 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1925 |
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