Language, Band 15George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1939 |
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... become i before the palatalization of , e.g. , n to ñ . In originally medial but unaccented syllables it retained its original quality until the process of palatalization had run its course , and when later it also became i , it was no ...
... become i before the palatalization of , e.g. , n to ñ . In originally medial but unaccented syllables it retained its original quality until the process of palatalization had run its course , and when later it also became i , it was no ...
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... become confused with the relative ending -1 . 2. Spanish final n becomes syllabic high - toned n in Chiricahua . This is because it is confused with the relative ending -ń . Native Chiricahua words never end in -n . 3. The Spanish ...
... become confused with the relative ending -1 . 2. Spanish final n becomes syllabic high - toned n in Chiricahua . This is because it is confused with the relative ending -ń . Native Chiricahua words never end in -n . 3. The Spanish ...
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... become crazy ' and ' to become rich ' . A survey of the textual contexts in which these forms are used reveals that lô gò and žigo can only be interpreted as neuter verbs . This conclusion is further substantiated by the fact that it is ...
... become crazy ' and ' to become rich ' . A survey of the textual contexts in which these forms are used reveals that lô gò and žigo can only be interpreted as neuter verbs . This conclusion is further substantiated by the fact that it is ...
Inhalt
I | 3 |
The Pronoun so sã tod and the IndoHittite | 11 |
The Imperfect in Armenian and Irish | 20 |
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1st pl 2d pl 3d sg accent adjectives Ahuramazda Akkadian American analogical aorist appear beside bound in buckram Chiricahua clause connection consonant declension derived dialect dual EDWARD SAPIR enclitic English etymology example explained feminine final forms genitive Germanic Goth Grammar Grandgent Greek Hitt Hittite Hurrian imperfect Indo-European Indo-Hittite initial inscriptions kāma language laryngeal later Latin linguistic Linguistic Society Lith Lithuanian Macedonian masc meaning Meillet MORRIS SWADESH nasal neuter nominative normal nouns o-stems oblique Ohio State University origin Oscan participial particle perfect Phoenician phonetic phonology plural endings Potawatomi preceding prefix present preterit Professor Prokosch pronoun REW³ ROLAND G Sanskrit Sapir seems semantic semivowel sentence short vowel singular Society of America Spanish stem STURTEVANT suffix syllable Taos tense texts tion Toch Tocharian verb Vulgar Latin words