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tyggja ' chew ' , togg : tugða after the pattern of hyggja ' think ' , hugða . - deyja ' die ' , dõ : deyde ( 3d sg . ) after the pattern of heyja ' conduct , hāða ; þreyja ' desire ' , prāða , but with retention of the radical 1 The ...
tyggja ' chew ' , togg : tugða after the pattern of hyggja ' think ' , hugða . - deyja ' die ' , dõ : deyde ( 3d sg . ) after the pattern of heyja ' conduct , hāða ; þreyja ' desire ' , prāða , but with retention of the radical 1 The ...
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B. The suffix -n ( with non - verbs ) : fregna ' hear of ' , frā : fregnaða ; sporna ' spurn ' , sparn : spornaða after the pattern of vakna ' awake ' , vaknaða , etc. The form fregnada could also represent a denominative ön - verb ...
B. The suffix -n ( with non - verbs ) : fregna ' hear of ' , frā : fregnaða ; sporna ' spurn ' , sparn : spornaða after the pattern of vakna ' awake ' , vaknaða , etc. The form fregnada could also represent a denominative ön - verb ...
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This becomes clear as soon as we consider what is the scientific operation of working out the phonemic pattern. For phonemes are in the first instance determined on the basis of distribution. Two positional variants may be considered ...
This becomes clear as soon as we consider what is the scientific operation of working out the phonemic pattern. For phonemes are in the first instance determined on the basis of distribution. Two positional variants may be considered ...
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The Enclitic Emphasizing Pronoun of the Third | 12 |
SerboCroatian Accents and Quantities | 29 |
Analogical Weak Preterite Forms | 48 |
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