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The word optionally in rule ( b ) means that we may omit to apply it if we choose . This is another way of stating the endocentric relation between the comparative element and the comparative expansion . Unless specified otherwise , it ...
The word optionally in rule ( b ) means that we may omit to apply it if we choose . This is another way of stating the endocentric relation between the comparative element and the comparative expansion . Unless specified otherwise , it ...
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If , however , we were first to apply the rule which inserts the epenthetic u before a nasal , thus destroying the initial consonant cluster and preventing the prefixation of an epenthetic e , and then apply the prothesis rule , we will ...
If , however , we were first to apply the rule which inserts the epenthetic u before a nasal , thus destroying the initial consonant cluster and preventing the prefixation of an epenthetic e , and then apply the prothesis rule , we will ...
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A + grave V + -grave / — # C + tense V. ( a + E. ) C ( → The P rules are noncyclic , i.e. they apply only once , before grammatical boundaries are removed . Without this restriction , a – tense preboundary vowel which has been ...
A + grave V + -grave / — # C + tense V. ( a + E. ) C ( → The P rules are noncyclic , i.e. they apply only once , before grammatical boundaries are removed . Without this restriction , a – tense preboundary vowel which has been ...
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On defining stages in Prehistoric Germanic | 19 |
Comparative constructions in English | 37 |
Prothesis in the Latin verb sum | 59 |
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