Language, Band 82George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2006 |
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... form - cell in some stem's form - paradigm ; this form - cell is the FORM - CORRESPONDENT of ( L , σ ) . Thus , the form - cell ( most , { masculine dative singular } ) in 4c is the form - correspondent of the content - cell ( MOST ...
... form - cell in some stem's form - paradigm ; this form - cell is the FORM - CORRESPONDENT of ( L , σ ) . Thus , the form - cell ( most , { masculine dative singular } ) in 4c is the form - correspondent of the content - cell ( MOST ...
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... form - correspondent whose CASE value is neutral with respect to that distinction . But instances of morphosyntactic ... form - correspondent is simply unspecified . Thus , in late Sanskrit , for instance , no declension realizes ...
... form - correspondent whose CASE value is neutral with respect to that distinction . But instances of morphosyntactic ... form - correspondent is simply unspecified . Thus , in late Sanskrit , for instance , no declension realizes ...
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... form - cells in 7a - c and 8c as their form - correspondents ; by rule 13 , the content - cell in 9a has the form - cell in 9b as its form - correspondent . Because these rules are more specific than the default rule of paradigm linkage ...
... form - cells in 7a - c and 8c as their form - correspondents ; by rule 13 , the content - cell in 9a has the form - cell in 9b as its form - correspondent . Because these rules are more specific than the default rule of paradigm linkage ...
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