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In the Secret History there are pairs of modifier - final suffixes which define masculine and feminine classes of nouns ; the chief ... 269 : The problems posed by the nomen futuri suffix quoted here as * -qu¡ are particularly vexing .
In the Secret History there are pairs of modifier - final suffixes which define masculine and feminine classes of nouns ; the chief ... 269 : The problems posed by the nomen futuri suffix quoted here as * -qu¡ are particularly vexing .
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The perfect of Persian consists of the participle in -é plus the suffix forms of the verb ' to be ' : kærdéæm , kærdéi , etc. The corresponding preterit forms described above are kárdæm , kérdi , etc. In colloquial Persian the -e of the ...
The perfect of Persian consists of the participle in -é plus the suffix forms of the verb ' to be ' : kærdéæm , kærdéi , etc. The corresponding preterit forms described above are kárdæm , kérdi , etc. In colloquial Persian the -e of the ...
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The first is probably due to southern substratal influence , cf. the Hattic -il- suffix denoting appurtenance , which has partly invaded the Hittite genitive case , and the -umn- suffix of the intermediate substratum around Kaneš .
The first is probably due to southern substratal influence , cf. the Hattic -il- suffix denoting appurtenance , which has partly invaded the Hittite genitive case , and the -umn- suffix of the intermediate substratum around Kaneš .
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ProtoIndoHittite 8 and the allophones of laryngeals | 1 |
The first person singular verbal endings in IndoEuropean | 19 |
Abdominal pulse types in some Peruvian languages | 30 |
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