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I have simply summarized some of the resulting types . 24 Always excepting , of
course , such recent loanwords from English as vê - kin ' wagon ' , kô " n “ con ” .
tion are given below . The words are taken from 54 LANGUAGE , VOLUME 39 ...
I have simply summarized some of the resulting types . 24 Always excepting , of
course , such recent loanwords from English as vê - kin ' wagon ' , kô " n “ con ” .
tion are given below . The words are taken from 54 LANGUAGE , VOLUME 39 ...
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tion are given below . The words are taken from the lexicon in Bright ( 1957 ) but
the internal reconstructions ' are mine . tê - k- ' to dip water ' , perhaps < * távik ; cf.
* ta ' with a tool or instrument and ' a'vika ' to carry ( a light object ) ' . tê - t- ' to ...
tion are given below . The words are taken from the lexicon in Bright ( 1957 ) but
the internal reconstructions ' are mine . tê - k- ' to dip water ' , perhaps < * távik ; cf.
* ta ' with a tool or instrument and ' a'vika ' to carry ( a light object ) ' . tê - t- ' to ...
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The committee has continued to maintain close relationships with the Foreign
Service Institute of the Department of State , the Modern Language Ass tion of
America , the U.S. Office of Education , and the Center for Applied Linguistics .
The committee has continued to maintain close relationships with the Foreign
Service Institute of the Department of State , the Modern Language Ass tion of
America , the U.S. Office of Education , and the Center for Applied Linguistics .
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Greek heisa and Sanskrit sátsat | 14 |
Emphasis in Cairo Arabic | 29 |
Shasta and ProtoHokan | 40 |
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