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THE MESSAPIC KLAOHIZIS FORMULA RUTH MOORE BECHTEL The words klaohizis ( or klaohi ) veinas ( or venas ) den Bavan occur in two inscriptions , namely 371 and 436 b ' in what seems to be an opening formula ; while 474 opens with a partial ...
THE MESSAPIC KLAOHIZIS FORMULA RUTH MOORE BECHTEL The words klaohizis ( or klaohi ) veinas ( or venas ) den Bavan occur in two inscriptions , namely 371 and 436 b ' in what seems to be an opening formula ; while 474 opens with a partial ...
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It seems to me that the general case for the origin of verbs from nouns is demonstrated ; and it is clear that the ' consonantal shwa ' theory is making such headway in IE studies that it is ultimately to work a revolution in the ...
It seems to me that the general case for the origin of verbs from nouns is demonstrated ; and it is clear that the ' consonantal shwa ' theory is making such headway in IE studies that it is ultimately to work a revolution in the ...
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In the independent sentence it may be rendered ' it seems that ' , ' evidently ' , ' apparently ' , or merely ' so ' , e.g. kịr mo'yui ni'ma ' so the chief went home ' ( I gather ) . It is in complex sentences that its subtle importance ...
In the independent sentence it may be rendered ' it seems that ' , ' evidently ' , ' apparently ' , or merely ' so ' , e.g. kịr mo'yui ni'ma ' so the chief went home ' ( I gather ) . It is in complex sentences that its subtle importance ...
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME | 1 |
E? and EU in Germanic Strong Preterits | 11 |
Celtic Notes | 21 |
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