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Various expressions for types of pain appear , e.g. Kneifen ( LG knīpen ) , Pfetzen , Zwicken , Grimmen ( OHG krimman , MHG krimmen ) , Beissen , Schneiden , Reissen . Other general terms for pain are Sehr ( OHG MHG sēr ) , Plage ( MHG ...
Various expressions for types of pain appear , e.g. Kneifen ( LG knīpen ) , Pfetzen , Zwicken , Grimmen ( OHG krimman , MHG krimmen ) , Beissen , Schneiden , Reissen . Other general terms for pain are Sehr ( OHG MHG sēr ) , Plage ( MHG ...
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Consonants appear in all positions , except that / r / , // , / n / occur only in K and R and there only medially and finally . Contrasts between / r / and // are found only medially between vowels and finally : / bāļi / ' big ( fem . ) ...
Consonants appear in all positions , except that / r / , // , / n / occur only in K and R and there only medially and finally . Contrasts between / r / and // are found only medially between vowels and finally : / bāļi / ' big ( fem . ) ...
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The spelling indicates theoretical forms / mien ” , mienə ' / , but there are no situations in which the linking / z / would actually appear . The forms / mon , ton , son / appear instead of / ma , ta , sa / under statable conditions .
The spelling indicates theoretical forms / mien ” , mienə ' / , but there are no situations in which the linking / z / would actually appear . The forms / mon , ton , son / appear instead of / ma , ta , sa / under statable conditions .
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Gothic au in inflectional syllables | 33 |
Phonemics of the Zwolle dialect synchronic and diachronic | 40 |
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