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I posit the Vulgar Latin type * pottarellu > * pottu ' pot ' plus the double suffix -arellu . Adams3 gives three adjectival examples of the suffix -arel . The occurrence of the suffix in Gallic territory is also indicated by the French ...
I posit the Vulgar Latin type * pottarellu > * pottu ' pot ' plus the double suffix -arellu . Adams3 gives three adjectival examples of the suffix -arel . The occurrence of the suffix in Gallic territory is also indicated by the French ...
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... in which the cluster begins the word.12 Certain Latin suffixes of frequent occurrence also show the effects of ... because the main part of the stem is more important for the understanding of the word than is the suffix , the normal ...
... in which the cluster begins the word.12 Certain Latin suffixes of frequent occurrence also show the effects of ... because the main part of the stem is more important for the understanding of the word than is the suffix , the normal ...
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Formally , A forms in -ur - ā , -or - ā probably correspond to Tibetan gerunds in -pa - r ( -tu , -du , -ru , -r : terminal or allative case suffix ; Toch . -a may be an old terminal [ < IE * ad ' to ' ? ] which combines instrumental ...
Formally , A forms in -ur - ā , -or - ā probably correspond to Tibetan gerunds in -pa - r ( -tu , -du , -ru , -r : terminal or allative case suffix ; Toch . -a may be an old terminal [ < IE * ad ' to ' ? ] which combines instrumental ...
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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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