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INDO - EUROPEAN INITIAL sl JOHN PHELPS This article1 treats of Indo - European initial sl in relation to initial stl found in some of the derived languages . Since we discuss only the initial position that position will be understood ...
INDO - EUROPEAN INITIAL sl JOHN PHELPS This article1 treats of Indo - European initial sl in relation to initial stl found in some of the derived languages . Since we discuss only the initial position that position will be understood ...
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... initial o of the Indo - European languages is due to a laryngeal consonant ( he writes , I shall write y ) that survives in Hittite as initial h in several words , namely : haras , gen . haranas ' eagle ' : Gk . opvis ' bird ' , Goth ...
... initial o of the Indo - European languages is due to a laryngeal consonant ( he writes , I shall write y ) that survives in Hittite as initial h in several words , namely : haras , gen . haranas ' eagle ' : Gk . opvis ' bird ' , Goth ...
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... initials but as word initials , while n , m , and ý can only occur as non - initial stem initials . This at once suggests , and quite aside from historical or morphological considerations , that ǹ , m , and ý have a secondary ...
... initials but as word initials , while n , m , and ý can only occur as non - initial stem initials . This at once suggests , and quite aside from historical or morphological considerations , that ǹ , m , and ý have a secondary ...
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E2 and EU in Germanic Strong Preterits | 11 |
Celtic Notes | 21 |
Studies in the Diction of Layamons Brut | 29 |
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