Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... evidence from other Nez Perce dialects may reveal the underlying vowels in these cases . If this is not forthcoming , then they alone must receive ad hoc treatment as exceptions to our general rules . This latter point concerning the ...
... evidence from other Nez Perce dialects may reveal the underlying vowels in these cases . If this is not forthcoming , then they alone must receive ad hoc treatment as exceptions to our general rules . This latter point concerning the ...
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... evidence from dialectology - here a comparison of the vowels of a Satsuma dialect with those of Tokyo confirms the evidence for eight vowels from the written record ; ( 3 ) the evidence from internal reconstruction ( in both the Tokyo ...
... evidence from dialectology - here a comparison of the vowels of a Satsuma dialect with those of Tokyo confirms the evidence for eight vowels from the written record ; ( 3 ) the evidence from internal reconstruction ( in both the Tokyo ...
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... evidence at the basis of Edgerton's theory suffers from the latter defect . Rigvedic evidence in support of Edgerton's hypothesis falls into two distinct categories . The best kind of evidence , obviously , is words which actually show ...
... evidence at the basis of Edgerton's theory suffers from the latter defect . Rigvedic evidence in support of Edgerton's hypothesis falls into two distinct categories . The best kind of evidence , obviously , is words which actually show ...
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