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The term Wehtag ( MHG wētag , wēlage körperlicher Schmerz , Leiden , Krankheit ) developed in Old High German as a compound of the noun wē and the weak masculine noun tago . Various expressions for types of pain appear , e.g. Kneifen ...
The term Wehtag ( MHG wētag , wēlage körperlicher Schmerz , Leiden , Krankheit ) developed in Old High German as a compound of the noun wē and the weak masculine noun tago . Various expressions for types of pain appear , e.g. Kneifen ...
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The work was originally published in Swedish , and for more than a decade has been a prescribed textbook for students of German at the University of Gothenburg . In the new edition , admirably translated into fluent German by Karl ...
The work was originally published in Swedish , and for more than a decade has been a prescribed textbook for students of German at the University of Gothenburg . In the new edition , admirably translated into fluent German by Karl ...
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Serious students looking for a less redundant introduction to German word history are better advised to read some of the excellent studies that are now available , for instance the recent Deutsche Wortgeschichte edited by F. Maurer and ...
Serious students looking for a less redundant introduction to German word history are better advised to read some of the excellent studies that are now available , for instance the recent Deutsche Wortgeschichte edited by F. Maurer and ...
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I | 1 |
Gothic au in inflectional syllables | 33 |
Phonemics of the Zwolle dialect synchronic and diachronic | 40 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 34 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende | Linguistic Society of America, Project Muse |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1958 |
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