Language, Band 83George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... stems could follow a morphosyntactic pattern ( for example , stem A for one feature value , such as singular , and B for another ) . They could follow a morphological pattern ( stem A where nonsup- pletive forms show a particular ...
... stems could follow a morphosyntactic pattern ( for example , stem A for one feature value , such as singular , and B for another ) . They could follow a morphological pattern ( stem A where nonsup- pletive forms show a particular ...
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... stem and the suffixes : Chintang words contain one main stress , and it regularly falls onto the last syllable of the lexical stem ( and the first stem in compounds ) . Prefixes are never stressed , since they are not stems . There is ...
... stem and the suffixes : Chintang words contain one main stress , and it regularly falls onto the last syllable of the lexical stem ( and the first stem in compounds ) . Prefixes are never stressed , since they are not stems . There is ...
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... stem has an onset and that the preceding string can host endoclitics qualifies -gon - d as a licenser of a w - boundary . This is why it can be prefixed by a- ' 2 ' or u- ' 3NS.A ' in 55 . We noted earlier that v2 - stems like gon - d ...
... stem has an onset and that the preceding string can host endoclitics qualifies -gon - d as a licenser of a w - boundary . This is why it can be prefixed by a- ' 2 ' or u- ' 3NS.A ' in 55 . We noted earlier that v2 - stems like gon - d ...
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