Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... initial * sn ( cf. Lith . sniegas , Eng . snow ) . In Greek the early reflex of initial s plus R ( esonant ) was RR after vowels ( cf. Hom . , Hesiod agá - nniphos ' snowy , snow - capped ' ) , but R in absolute initial position ( cf ...
... initial * sn ( cf. Lith . sniegas , Eng . snow ) . In Greek the early reflex of initial s plus R ( esonant ) was RR after vowels ( cf. Hom . , Hesiod agá - nniphos ' snowy , snow - capped ' ) , but R in absolute initial position ( cf ...
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... initial subordination markers . Note that Modern Persian , as well as German and Afrikaans ( in subordinate clauses ) , are predominantly SOV , but nonetheless do exhibit 72 : significantly , these languages have clause - initial ...
... initial subordination markers . Note that Modern Persian , as well as German and Afrikaans ( in subordinate clauses ) , are predominantly SOV , but nonetheless do exhibit 72 : significantly , these languages have clause - initial ...
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... initial subordinating particle . The class just defined appears to play a role not just in the environments defined by 72 , but also clause - initially . We have so far talked as if clause - initial and clause- final NP clauses are ...
... initial subordinating particle . The class just defined appears to play a role not just in the environments defined by 72 , but also clause - initially . We have so far talked as if clause - initial and clause- final NP clauses are ...
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