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campsare is scantily attested , in Ennius and Priscian ; but its connection with Greek kámptein , admitted for example by Walde ' , appears never to have been questioned . The starting - point for the Latin form is the aorist kámpsai .
campsare is scantily attested , in Ennius and Priscian ; but its connection with Greek kámptein , admitted for example by Walde ' , appears never to have been questioned . The starting - point for the Latin form is the aorist kámpsai .
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Delbrück , 13 treating the verbs of the Sanskrit Classes V , VI ( of the type muñcáti ) , VII , and IX ( which appear not to differ among themselves in meaning ) and their Greek cognates , 14 says : ' Ihre Aktion ist terminativ .
Delbrück , 13 treating the verbs of the Sanskrit Classes V , VI ( of the type muñcáti ) , VII , and IX ( which appear not to differ among themselves in meaning ) and their Greek cognates , 14 says : ' Ihre Aktion ist terminativ .
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... independently in Indo - Iranian or goes back , with Greek y- , to an IE ŋ- < ny- ) . The persistent o - timbre of the IE word for ' night ' ( Lat . noct- ) , undoubtedly , as Sturtevant has pointed out , related to ' naked ' ...
... independently in Indo - Iranian or goes back , with Greek y- , to an IE ŋ- < ny- ) . The persistent o - timbre of the IE word for ' night ' ( Lat . noct- ) , undoubtedly , as Sturtevant has pointed out , related to ' naked ' ...
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME | 1 |
Dz and EU in Germanic Strong Preterits | 11 |
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