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But consider the figures of Table 2 , ing the distribution of some additional Rigvedic words . The distribution is similar to that of the words cited by Edgerton , in that they occur after V very rarely . But this is disconcerting ...
But consider the figures of Table 2 , ing the distribution of some additional Rigvedic words . The distribution is similar to that of the words cited by Edgerton , in that they occur after V very rarely . But this is disconcerting ...
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... poco TOTAL 22 1 4 3 11 4 3 4 2 TABLE 14 2 1 As I mentioned earlier , these six stems have not been culled from a longer list of words , so presumably they do not resemble the distribution of Edgerton's words with atypical fidelity .
... poco TOTAL 22 1 4 3 11 4 3 4 2 TABLE 14 2 1 As I mentioned earlier , these six stems have not been culled from a longer list of words , so presumably they do not resemble the distribution of Edgerton's words with atypical fidelity .
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But its distribution in the Rigveda looks exactly like that of words adduced as evidence for Edgerton's theory . bhava- occurs 104 times , only five of which follow light syllables . It would be reasonable to guess that this ...
But its distribution in the Rigveda looks exactly like that of words adduced as evidence for Edgerton's theory . bhava- occurs 104 times , only five of which follow light syllables . It would be reasonable to guess that this ...
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
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