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taken back to a by an umlaut rule that Anderson gives elsewhere . The resulting forms katil - um and katil - r are then parsed as the dat.pl. and nom.sg. of stem katilby morphological rules which recognize the inflectional endings .
taken back to a by an umlaut rule that Anderson gives elsewhere . The resulting forms katil - um and katil - r are then parsed as the dat.pl. and nom.sg. of stem katilby morphological rules which recognize the inflectional endings .
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One - seventh of his responses are not given by any of the other Ross and Cromarty respondents , and to almost a quarter of the items he gives no response . Two of his responses are particularly interesting .
One - seventh of his responses are not given by any of the other Ross and Cromarty respondents , and to almost a quarter of the items he gives no response . Two of his responses are particularly interesting .
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... then by Yuk ' ( p . viii ) , but gives no comparison of the individual languages , and gives names and two systems . Again , Koo suggests that ' those who are interested in scientific works on the addresses for scholars and teachers ...
... then by Yuk ' ( p . viii ) , but gives no comparison of the individual languages , and gives names and two systems . Again , Koo suggests that ' those who are interested in scientific works on the addresses for scholars and teachers ...
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