Language, Band 12George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1936 |
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... noun . The term noun ( or thing- word ) , of course , though Carnap does not mention this - must then be defined , for English grammar , and the term word for language in general , as technical terms of linguistics ; this definition ...
... noun . The term noun ( or thing- word ) , of course , though Carnap does not mention this - must then be defined , for English grammar , and the term word for language in general , as technical terms of linguistics ; this definition ...
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... noun declension . But such confusion is not unparalleled . Though the dative - locative ending of the pronouns normally consists of formative -t - 68 plus ani , for -ani may be substituted -i or -a , both of which belong to the noun ...
... noun declension . But such confusion is not unparalleled . Though the dative - locative ending of the pronouns normally consists of formative -t - 68 plus ani , for -ani may be substituted -i or -a , both of which belong to the noun ...
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... noun and participle in agreement , where in English we use an abstract noun ( Heick uses ' participle ' for ' gerund ' on page 67 ) . Examples are listed from the Latin authors of the early and classical periods , though the examples ...
... noun and participle in agreement , where in English we use an abstract noun ( Heick uses ' participle ' for ' gerund ' on page 67 ) . Examples are listed from the Latin authors of the early and classical periods , though the examples ...
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A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 15 |
A A HILL Phonetic and Phonemic Change | 23 |
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