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The chief trimeter locus here , the break , includes only disyllables of carawith a heavy second syllable , and the actual instances are metrically just like the behavior of Heavy Two polysyllables of this stem ( Table 6 , below ) ...
The chief trimeter locus here , the break , includes only disyllables of carawith a heavy second syllable , and the actual instances are metrically just like the behavior of Heavy Two polysyllables of this stem ( Table 6 , below ) ...
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As we have seen , di- and trisyllables beginning with a light syllable seldom follow light syllables . It would be tedious to pile up evidence by examining the whole range of data involving Rigvedic words in purV- ; one form ...
As we have seen , di- and trisyllables beginning with a light syllable seldom follow light syllables . It would be tedious to pile up evidence by examining the whole range of data involving Rigvedic words in purV- ; one form ...
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DIMETER TRIMETER TOTAL Heavy Two bhava4 37 41 times after V 0 1 1 Loca : pāda - initial 0 2 2 last before break 7 7 break ( last syllable ) 2a 2 pāda - final 0 26 26 other 0 4 TABLE 19 • 1.164.36d and 10.120.3b ; both are from the ...
DIMETER TRIMETER TOTAL Heavy Two bhava4 37 41 times after V 0 1 1 Loca : pāda - initial 0 2 2 last before break 7 7 break ( last syllable ) 2a 2 pāda - final 0 26 26 other 0 4 TABLE 19 • 1.164.36d and 10.120.3b ; both are from the ...
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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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