Language, Band 1George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1964 |
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... seems admissible that such overlapping distribution must be due to the dissemination of morphological traits . The only other possible explanation would have to be based upon the assumption of a community of certain traits over a large ...
... seems admissible that such overlapping distribution must be due to the dissemination of morphological traits . The only other possible explanation would have to be based upon the assumption of a community of certain traits over a large ...
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... seems not to realize that Homeric Greek shows the same characteristic more constantly and in higher degree than either Lydian or Hittite . For example , г 442 : où Yάρ TÚ TOTÉ μ ̓ ὧδέ γ ̓ ἔρως φρένας ἀμφεκάλυψεν , is headed by a group ...
... seems not to realize that Homeric Greek shows the same characteristic more constantly and in higher degree than either Lydian or Hittite . For example , г 442 : où Yάρ TÚ TOTÉ μ ̓ ὧδέ γ ̓ ἔρως φρένας ἀμφεκάλυψεν , is headed by a group ...
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... seem to have but one oblique case , which commonly ends in l . In Lydian as in Etruscan , this oblique case in I ... seems very likely , Lydian proves to be akin with Carian , Lycian , etc. , a more distant relationship with Etruscan ...
... seem to have but one oblique case , which commonly ends in l . In Lydian as in Etruscan , this oblique case in I ... seems very likely , Lydian proves to be akin with Carian , Lycian , etc. , a more distant relationship with Etruscan ...
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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