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BBBBB im tion are given below . ... they may be fixed on the synchronic level , they are always susceptible of interpretation as contrac- tions on the historical level.24 A good example of this is seen in the word ' ê h ' to give ' .
BBBBB im tion are given below . ... they may be fixed on the synchronic level , they are always susceptible of interpretation as contrac- tions on the historical level.24 A good example of this is seen in the word ' ê h ' to give ' .
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THE TRANSITIVE CITATION PARADIGM We are now ready to present in ( 6 ) the transitive syntactic paradigm in cita- tion form . The citation forms are kept as uniform as possible , for reasons given in §I . Words illustrating the same ...
THE TRANSITIVE CITATION PARADIGM We are now ready to present in ( 6 ) the transitive syntactic paradigm in cita- tion form . The citation forms are kept as uniform as possible , for reasons given in §I . Words illustrating the same ...
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The condi- tions for the Germanic change -w- > -ggw- are different from those just described : its occurrence is in ... the identifica- tion is our present problem , had under certain conditions a reflex g " , under others a reflex w .
The condi- tions for the Germanic change -w- > -ggw- are different from those just described : its occurrence is in ... the identifica- tion is our present problem , had under certain conditions a reflex g " , under others a reflex w .
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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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