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To give another example , three areas may show the same number of vowel phonemes in the same configuration ... that phonemes are discrete entities ; and it assumes , diachronically , that there are such things as phonemic splits and ...
To give another example , three areas may show the same number of vowel phonemes in the same configuration ... that phonemes are discrete entities ; and it assumes , diachronically , that there are such things as phonemic splits and ...
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These forms are normally spelled in the manuscripts with the usual digraph that corresponds in both Glagolitic and Cyrillic to the phoneme / y / . More rarely they are spelled in two other ways : on some occasions , the Glagolitic ...
These forms are normally spelled in the manuscripts with the usual digraph that corresponds in both Glagolitic and Cyrillic to the phoneme / y / . More rarely they are spelled in two other ways : on some occasions , the Glagolitic ...
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terms ) which has not yet given rise to any phonemic restricting in either of the languages under consideration and ... or reshuffling of previously existing synchronic phonemic contrasts is considered to be a dia - phoneme ' ( 18 ) .
terms ) which has not yet given rise to any phonemic restricting in either of the languages under consideration and ... or reshuffling of previously existing synchronic phonemic contrasts is considered to be a dia - phoneme ' ( 18 ) .
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The operation and relative chronology of Verners Law | 224 |
The passive construction in English | 230 |
English relativization and certain related problems | 244 |
Urheberrecht | |
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