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Further , the change in our reconstruction eliminates the specific mark for the Proto - Indo - European nominative / accusative plural neuter and suggests that the number distinction too needs restudy . In reconstructing early Proto ...
Further , the change in our reconstruction eliminates the specific mark for the Proto - Indo - European nominative / accusative plural neuter and suggests that the number distinction too needs restudy . In reconstructing early Proto ...
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in early Proto - Indo - European , for paradigms like the o - stems and the a - stems : 17 a form marked with -8 ( the later nominative singular masculine ) , a form marked with - m ( the later accusative singular masculine and ...
in early Proto - Indo - European , for paradigms like the o - stems and the a - stems : 17 a form marked with -8 ( the later nominative singular masculine ) , a form marked with - m ( the later accusative singular masculine and ...
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If a noun was to be marked as a collective , -h was added to it , e.g. gwiXwah ' that which is alive ' ; many such forms corresponded to the later nominative singular feminine , others to nominative / accusative plural neuters.20 In ...
If a noun was to be marked as a collective , -h was added to it , e.g. gwiXwah ' that which is alive ' ; many such forms corresponded to the later nominative singular feminine , others to nominative / accusative plural neuters.20 In ...
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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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