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This is needed in siltra 8.3.32, which states:” “riam (has to be placed) before a(n
initial) vowel after (final) ram (respectively) after a short vowel'. Examples: *udari
àste — udarinsiste 'he sits towards the North'; *van äste – vannāste(?); *kurvan ...
This is needed in siltra 8.3.32, which states:” “riam (has to be placed) before a(n
initial) vowel after (final) ram (respectively) after a short vowel'. Examples: *udari
àste — udarinsiste 'he sits towards the North'; *van äste – vannāste(?); *kurvan ...
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The problem is the familiar one, found in many languages, of a conditioned
variation in sound feature (e.g. voicing before voiced obstruent, intervocalic
spirantization, final devoicing) which is regarded as allophonic for some
segments but as ...
The problem is the familiar one, found in many languages, of a conditioned
variation in sound feature (e.g. voicing before voiced obstruent, intervocalic
spirantization, final devoicing) which is regarded as allophonic for some
segments but as ...
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In the former, Kuryłowicz reformulates 'Saussure's law” for Lithuanian (acute
intonation of final syllables attracted the accent from a circumflected or short
penultimate) by substituting 'shortening of final long vowels' for “acute intonation
of final ...
In the former, Kuryłowicz reformulates 'Saussure's law” for Lithuanian (acute
intonation of final syllables attracted the accent from a circumflected or short
penultimate) by substituting 'shortening of final long vowels' for “acute intonation
of final ...
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The mathematical models of glottochronology | 11 |
The lexicostatistical classification of the Malayopolynesian languages | 38 |
Overt relation markers in Maranao | 52 |
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