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roots of any size , e.g. Skt . brū - yā - tam , bruv - ī - mahi to a root of at least four consonants , * mlewH- , mluH- . If it be objected that the optative suffix is a meaningful inflectional element , not a root increment , the same ...
roots of any size , e.g. Skt . brū - yā - tam , bruv - ī - mahi to a root of at least four consonants , * mlewH- , mluH- . If it be objected that the optative suffix is a meaningful inflectional element , not a root increment , the same ...
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to the Sanskrit types kariṣyáti and cikīrṣati , 35 the Greek type menéō , and ( with some uncertainty ) the Irish type céla - .36 Against these has to be put the general lack of evidence for a laryngeal after roots ending in obstruents ...
to the Sanskrit types kariṣyáti and cikīrṣati , 35 the Greek type menéō , and ( with some uncertainty ) the Irish type céla - .36 Against these has to be put the general lack of evidence for a laryngeal after roots ending in obstruents ...
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They considered it convenient and simple in this they were followed by modern grammarians ) to postulate not only a root tudin terms of which these forms can be described by adding other elements , but also a present stem tuda- ...
They considered it convenient and simple in this they were followed by modern grammarians ) to postulate not only a root tudin terms of which these forms can be described by adding other elements , but also a present stem tuda- ...
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The ontogeny of English phrase structure The first phase | 1 |
Greek heisa and Sanskrit sátsat | 15 |
Lexicostatistically determined borrowing and taboo | 21 |
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