Language, Band 12George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1936 |
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... common Germanic ll , since the gemi- nated ll did not produce breaking in OE . As long , therefore , as the differ- ence in character persisted , the two ll's constituted separate phonemes . No less important than these purely phonetic ...
... common Germanic ll , since the gemi- nated ll did not produce breaking in OE . As long , therefore , as the differ- ence in character persisted , the two ll's constituted separate phonemes . No less important than these purely phonetic ...
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... common as nu under any circumstances , and is growing increasingly less common . Could we reach earlier linguistic evidence than we possess3 , we might well expect to find the use of ta with takku far more widespread . However , those ...
... common as nu under any circumstances , and is growing increasingly less common . Could we reach earlier linguistic evidence than we possess3 , we might well expect to find the use of ta with takku far more widespread . However , those ...
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... common , those in -sai , -tai , and -ntai , were common develop- ments ; but since there are no other innovations which the two must have performed jointly , and there is therefore no reason for assuming a period of Graeco - Aryan unity ...
... common , those in -sai , -tai , and -ntai , were common develop- ments ; but since there are no other innovations which the two must have performed jointly , and there is therefore no reason for assuming a period of Graeco - Aryan unity ...
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I | 3 |
A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 15 |
A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 23 |
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