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In [b 2], the stem-final consonant has been replaced by its palatal match; except
for the -ne, the forms under [b 2) are the exact counterpart of the forms listed
under [b] in §1. In [b 3], the /a/ as found before -ne recurs in the plural forms of ...
In [b 2], the stem-final consonant has been replaced by its palatal match; except
for the -ne, the forms under [b 2) are the exact counterpart of the forms listed
under [b] in §1. In [b 3], the /a/ as found before -ne recurs in the plural forms of ...
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of distribution becomes highly important. Two dual forms of kartse 'good' have
survived, [b] kreffic and [a] kartsi. kartsi can be claimed with reasonable certainty
as an old neuter form. It then seems preferable to consider kreñc an old
nonneuter, ...
of distribution becomes highly important. Two dual forms of kartse 'good' have
survived, [b] kreffic and [a] kartsi. kartsi can be claimed with reasonable certainty
as an old neuter form. It then seems preferable to consider kreñc an old
nonneuter, ...
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Sg. 2 ending -ès. Conversely, positing -ējfor the ai-forms (e.g. Bartholomae,
Reichelt, Loewe) leaves the a-forms without a phonological explanation. With
such varied and mutually contradictory theories, it is not surprising that the Gothic
forms ...
Sg. 2 ending -ès. Conversely, positing -ējfor the ai-forms (e.g. Bartholomae,
Reichelt, Loewe) leaves the a-forms without a phonological explanation. With
such varied and mutually contradictory theories, it is not surprising that the Gothic
forms ...
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The order of consonants according | 1 |
The mathematical models of glottochronology 11 | 38 |
Overt relation markers in Maranao | 47 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende | Linguistic Society of America, Project Muse |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1962 |
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