Language, Bände 13-14Linguistic Society of America, 1937 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... Voiced explosive aspirate plus voiceless consonant becomes voiced explosive plus voiced aspirate ( law of Bartholomae ) : M1 25 . 4. Genitive and ablative singular of ā - stems in -āyā- ( - ( i ) y- ) : M1 26 . 5. Genitive plural * -öm ...
... Voiced explosive aspirate plus voiceless consonant becomes voiced explosive plus voiced aspirate ( law of Bartholomae ) : M1 25 . 4. Genitive and ablative singular of ā - stems in -āyā- ( - ( i ) y- ) : M1 26 . 5. Genitive plural * -öm ...
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... Voiced explosive aspirates become voiced explosives : M1 74 ; M2 87 . 33. Voiced explosive aspirates become spirants : M174-6 ; M2 87 . Chapter XI 34. Voiceless explosive aspirates and voiceless explosives kept distinct : M1 78-80 ; M2 ...
... Voiced explosive aspirates become voiced explosives : M1 74 ; M2 87 . 33. Voiced explosive aspirates become spirants : M174-6 ; M2 87 . Chapter XI 34. Voiceless explosive aspirates and voiceless explosives kept distinct : M1 78-80 ; M2 ...
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... voiced continuants to establish for themselves a more inde- pendent position in the configuration of Navaho phonemes . 6. We must now return to Nootka . This language is at the opposite extreme from Navaho , for its glottalized voiced ...
... voiced continuants to establish for themselves a more inde- pendent position in the configuration of Navaho phonemes . 6. We must now return to Nootka . This language is at the opposite extreme from Navaho , for its glottalized voiced ...
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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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