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... phonological characteristics . Yet phonological patterns have also been proposed , such as the lack of initial r in Greek and neighboring languages of the first millennium B.c. or earlier . Gam- krelidze and Machavariani , by contrast ...
... phonological characteristics . Yet phonological patterns have also been proposed , such as the lack of initial r in Greek and neighboring languages of the first millennium B.c. or earlier . Gam- krelidze and Machavariani , by contrast ...
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... phonology . It begins with a brief description ( overly brief , in my opinion ) of his conception of the phonological component of a grammar and the representations which the rules of the phonological component operate on . It is ...
... phonology . It begins with a brief description ( overly brief , in my opinion ) of his conception of the phonological component of a grammar and the representations which the rules of the phonological component operate on . It is ...
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... phonological form ( Hockett does not make clear what conditions are to be imposed on the representations eventu- ally arrived at - e.g . , whether they are to be ' phonemic ' in any sense ) . He as- sumes throughout that the input to ...
... phonological form ( Hockett does not make clear what conditions are to be imposed on the representations eventu- ally arrived at - e.g . , whether they are to be ' phonemic ' in any sense ) . He as- sumes throughout that the input to ...
Inhalt
Grimms Law in distinctive features | 224 |
The passive construction in English | 230 |
English relativization and certain related problems | 244 |
Urheberrecht | |
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