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... in the weak adjective inflection , in the dative singular and plural of the strong adjective inflection , in the dative plural of strong nouns , and in the present subjunctive plural , the preterit indicative and subjunctive plural ...
... in the weak adjective inflection , in the dative singular and plural of the strong adjective inflection , in the dative plural of strong nouns , and in the present subjunctive plural , the preterit indicative and subjunctive plural ...
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There is also complete loss of the nasal in both the strong and weak adjective inflection , except for the survival of the Old English ending -an or -um in -self compounds such as my selven , etc. In the great majority of weak nouns the ...
There is also complete loss of the nasal in both the strong and weak adjective inflection , except for the survival of the Old English ending -an or -um in -self compounds such as my selven , etc. In the great majority of weak nouns the ...
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Which brings us back to the question raised above : in what grammatical categories was either the n - form or the nless form more consistent than the other with the pattern of Middle English noun inflection between 1075 and 1125 ?
Which brings us back to the question raised above : in what grammatical categories was either the n - form or the nless form more consistent than the other with the pattern of Middle English noun inflection between 1075 and 1125 ?
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The Instrumental and the Comitative | 9 |
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Notes and Personalia | 26 |
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