Language, Band 83George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... example in Table 4 also follows this morphological pattern . In this instance the data do not force us to adopt either alternative : I could treat the example as showing a morphosyntactic or a morphological pattern . In contrast , there ...
... example in Table 4 also follows this morphological pattern . In this instance the data do not force us to adopt either alternative : I could treat the example as showing a morphosyntactic or a morphological pattern . In contrast , there ...
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... example of suppletion at the phrase level , proposed by Mel'čuk ( noted in §3.1 ) . This concerns Russian syn ' son ' , which has the irregular plural synov'ja . But consider the correspondence in 19 and 20 . bitch - POSS [ M.SG.NOM ] ...
... example of suppletion at the phrase level , proposed by Mel'čuk ( noted in §3.1 ) . This concerns Russian syn ' son ' , which has the irregular plural synov'ja . But consider the correspondence in 19 and 20 . bitch - POSS [ M.SG.NOM ] ...
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... example of the potential cases that are established , after full consideration , not to be real examples . The example is found in Saliba , a Western Oceanic language of the Suauic family . It has about a thousand speakers on Saliba ...
... example of the potential cases that are established , after full consideration , not to be real examples . The example is found in Saliba , a Western Oceanic language of the Suauic family . It has about a thousand speakers on Saliba ...
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