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The secondary causative formations are derived by the suffix -sase- or -ase- . ... 325 we are presented with the OJ causative suffixes -s- and -sas- and the passive suffixes -r- and -rar- , the short allomorphs of these suffixes being ...
The secondary causative formations are derived by the suffix -sase- or -ase- . ... 325 we are presented with the OJ causative suffixes -s- and -sas- and the passive suffixes -r- and -rar- , the short allomorphs of these suffixes being ...
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With some exceptions which need not concern us here , every suffix vowel agrees with the preceding vowel ( short or long ) with respect to its value for the feature ( palatal ] , and , if it is [ + high ) , also for ...
With some exceptions which need not concern us here , every suffix vowel agrees with the preceding vowel ( short or long ) with respect to its value for the feature ( palatal ] , and , if it is [ + high ) , also for ...
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These affixes are of two types : first , word - formative affixes , like -tou ' word - formative suffix ' ( in mùtou ... le ' suffix of completed action ' , as well as directional ' , ' positional ' , and ' temporal ' suffixes such as ...
These affixes are of two types : first , word - formative affixes , like -tou ' word - formative suffix ' ( in mùtou ... le ' suffix of completed action ' , as well as directional ' , ' positional ' , and ' temporal ' suffixes such as ...
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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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