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We must therefore ascribe to the long vowels of the paradigm an influence which
held the length of this diphthong until after original short-ai in the unaccented
position had become -ei on its way to -i. For the paradigm of the ā-stems was full
of ...
We must therefore ascribe to the long vowels of the paradigm an influence which
held the length of this diphthong until after original short-ai in the unaccented
position had become -ei on its way to -i. For the paradigm of the ā-stems was full
of ...
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case of ift, fi, l, I there is no consonantal friction in the syllabic consonant proper,
but only a consonantal vowel, the quality of which is determined by the firm and
fixed position of the lips or tongue while the breath passes through the nasal or ...
case of ift, fi, l, I there is no consonantal friction in the syllabic consonant proper,
but only a consonantal vowel, the quality of which is determined by the firm and
fixed position of the lips or tongue while the breath passes through the nasal or ...
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He has been followed by Vendryes ap. Meillet and Cohen, Les Langues du
Monde 21. In an article which reached me after this paper had gone to the printer,
Kretschmer, Glotta 14.300–19 takes the same position, and mentions the
linguistic ...
He has been followed by Vendryes ap. Meillet and Cohen, Les Langues du
Monde 21. In an article which reached me after this paper had gone to the printer,
Kretschmer, Glotta 14.300–19 takes the same position, and mentions the
linguistic ...
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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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