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39 , 41 ) translates the word ' images ' ; but , since d in the nominative belongs to the singular number , we should assume that it is singular here too , until we have some reason to decide otherwise . As to the plural cases only one ...
39 , 41 ) translates the word ' images ' ; but , since d in the nominative belongs to the singular number , we should assume that it is singular here too , until we have some reason to decide otherwise . As to the plural cases only one ...
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Neuter Oblique Nominative Oblique Nominative mrud Accusative Oblique hitollad mruļ Bakillis Bakivallis Bakivallid BakillĮ Bakivall Artimull Plural NOUNS , NEUTER Singular Plural Artimuś ( ? ) Artimun ( ? ) Armdas Nominative laprisa ( ? ) ...
Neuter Oblique Nominative Oblique Nominative mrud Accusative Oblique hitollad mruļ Bakillis Bakivallis Bakivallid BakillĮ Bakivall Artimull Plural NOUNS , NEUTER Singular Plural Artimuś ( ? ) Artimun ( ? ) Armdas Nominative laprisa ( ? ) ...
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It is impossible to separate the consideration of the dative -ae from that of the -ae in the genitive singular and in the nominative plural , where there is a similar development of a diphthong to the value which it had in initial ...
It is impossible to separate the consideration of the dative -ae from that of the -ae in the genitive singular and in the nominative plural , where there is a similar development of a diphthong to the value which it had in initial ...
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