Language, Band 44,Ausgabe 2,Teile 1-3Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... cluster , and reflex q elsewhere . In R and T , * q has merged with * k . Having merged with * k , it has the expected reflex g in R and T in clusters with nasals , and also in clusters preceding liquids . In addition it has reflex g ...
... cluster , and reflex q elsewhere . In R and T , * q has merged with * k . Having merged with * k , it has the expected reflex g in R and T in clusters with nasals , and also in clusters preceding liquids . In addition it has reflex g ...
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the cluster . The largest group of clusters consist of nasal plus stop , e.g. 278 * punku ' door ' . Also in large ... cluster only with stops ; as second member they cluster with all except spirants and other affricates . ( b ) The ...
the cluster . The largest group of clusters consist of nasal plus stop , e.g. 278 * punku ' door ' . Also in large ... cluster only with stops ; as second member they cluster with all except spirants and other affricates . ( b ) The ...
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... cluster , and k elsewhere . 181 ** Wamkha- ' to touch , to feel ' : PQ * lamkha ; Ay . lamkha . 478 ** warkhu- ' to ... cluster following ** y ) , and reflex zero when word - final . As first member of a consonant cluster it has reflex x ...
... cluster , and k elsewhere . 181 ** Wamkha- ' to touch , to feel ' : PQ * lamkha ; Ay . lamkha . 478 ** warkhu- ' to ... cluster following ** y ) , and reflex zero when word - final . As first member of a consonant cluster it has reflex x ...
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Grimms Law in distinctive features | 224 |
The passive construction in English | 230 |
English relativization and certain related problems | 244 |
Urheberrecht | |
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