Language, Band 33George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1957 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... pronoun of the first person singular as * H1em1 or * H1m ( with zero vocalism ) , such as may be attested by the ... pronoun , may be most easily understood in the form of a chart . ( Column A : formula for Word or Stem 1 ; column B ...
... pronoun of the first person singular as * H1em1 or * H1m ( with zero vocalism ) , such as may be attested by the ... pronoun , may be most easily understood in the form of a chart . ( Column A : formula for Word or Stem 1 ; column B ...
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... pronoun . ( 6 ) The usual negative imperative introduced by ne is followed by pū or gē : ne nym pū ... This is because ne is more strongly stressed than the verb , which , once more , is strengthened ( verstärkt , 52 ) by the pronoun ...
... pronoun . ( 6 ) The usual negative imperative introduced by ne is followed by pū or gē : ne nym pū ... This is because ne is more strongly stressed than the verb , which , once more , is strengthened ( verstärkt , 52 ) by the pronoun ...
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... pronoun , including a free pronoun , one can always find some noun of its subclass that could substitute for it , i.e. could be found in its position in that sentence.22 One can study , for each structure that contains pro - morphemes ...
... pronoun , including a free pronoun , one can always find some noun of its subclass that could substitute for it , i.e. could be found in its position in that sentence.22 One can study , for each structure that contains pro - morphemes ...
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