Language, Band 30 -Band 31,Ausgabe 4,Teil 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... suffix of verbal origin when adjectival suffixes were already at his disposal ? The apparent irregularity can be explained if we assume that the suffix in mannisk - odus represents not an extension of the Gothic verbal type , but a ...
... suffix of verbal origin when adjectival suffixes were already at his disposal ? The apparent irregularity can be explained if we assume that the suffix in mannisk - odus represents not an extension of the Gothic verbal type , but a ...
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... suffix has no counterpart outside of Manchu - Tungus . The dative suffixes are * -a and * -ga . The former is found ... suffix has resulted from the accusative suffix * -i ( 30 ) , but it seems impossible to explain the developement of ...
... suffix has no counterpart outside of Manchu - Tungus . The dative suffixes are * -a and * -ga . The former is found ... suffix has resulted from the accusative suffix * -i ( 30 ) , but it seems impossible to explain the developement of ...
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... suffix * -n , which , according to Ramstedt , may be of the same origin as the genitive suffix ( 43 ) . It occurs as - ( i ) n in Turkic ( chiefly in adverbs in the modern dialects ) , and in Mongolian is found in the suffix of the ...
... suffix * -n , which , according to Ramstedt , may be of the same origin as the genitive suffix ( 43 ) . It occurs as - ( i ) n in Turkic ( chiefly in adverbs in the modern dialects ) , and in Mongolian is found in the suffix of the ...
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