Language, Band 1George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1964 |
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... HITTITE AND TO ETRUSCAN Sayce thinks that Lydian is very close to the Hittite of Boghaz Kevi . He says ( p . 49 ) : " The two languages agree so remarkably in structure , grammar , and vocabulary as to show that they must either stand ...
... HITTITE AND TO ETRUSCAN Sayce thinks that Lydian is very close to the Hittite of Boghaz Kevi . He says ( p . 49 ) : " The two languages agree so remarkably in structure , grammar , and vocabulary as to show that they must either stand ...
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... Hittite . He has elsewhere cited this feature of Hittite as evidence against its Indo - European character , and he undoubtedly wants us to interpret it in that sense here . He seems not to realize that Homeric Greek shows the same ...
... Hittite . He has elsewhere cited this feature of Hittite as evidence against its Indo - European character , and he undoubtedly wants us to interpret it in that sense here . He seems not to realize that Homeric Greek shows the same ...
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... Hittite , it must be related also to Indo - European ; for the Hittite question has been settled , and not in the way which Sayce has favored . Nevertheless a word of caution is necessary . On account of its later date . Lydian is even ...
... Hittite , it must be related also to Indo - European ; for the Hittite question has been settled , and not in the way which Sayce has favored . Nevertheless a word of caution is necessary . On account of its later date . Lydian is even ...
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accent adjective alternation American analogic animate appears archaic articulation Association become CALIFORNIA Chicago College Columbia Committee common Comparative connective consonant correspondence dialects element ending English examples expression fact feeling final French George German gives grade Greek hand Hittite identical Indo-European initial Johns Langs language later Latin LIBRARY linguistic LINGUISTIC SOCIETY Lydian means meeting Mexican Spanish natural nominative object occur Ohio organization original pastoral pattern Pennsylvania Persian person Philadelphia phonetic plural position possessive possible preceding present probably Prof Professor pronouns psychological publication Report represent Romance Sanskrit Secretary seems short similar singular Society SOCIETY OF AMERICA sound speech Spenser's stem suffix syllabic syllabic consonants tion Univ University verb voiced vowel York City