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It might be the imperfect morpheme . But consideration of the imperfect of thematic verbs , e.g. amābās ' you loved monēbās " you pointed out ' ' tegēbās ' you covered audiēbās " you heard ' capiēbās " you seized ' ' suggests that the ...
It might be the imperfect morpheme . But consideration of the imperfect of thematic verbs , e.g. amābās ' you loved monēbās " you pointed out ' ' tegēbās ' you covered audiēbās " you heard ' capiēbās " you seized ' ' suggests that the ...
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NxįNg2 + X + V + Nx , where V has the same root morpheme as Ni : kosidba sena X kosi seno ' X is mowing hay . NxiNg2 + Nng + V , where V has the ' same root morpheme as Nj : let sokola + Sokol leti ' The falcon flies .
NxįNg2 + X + V + Nx , where V has the same root morpheme as Ni : kosidba sena X kosi seno ' X is mowing hay . NxiNg2 + Nng + V , where V has the ' same root morpheme as Nj : let sokola + Sokol leti ' The falcon flies .
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We have assumed in this that every morpheme is immediately dominated by a node that dominates no other morpheme ; otherwise we would not know which morpheme to stress . For example , a node ( Adv * ) must be assumed to dominate pre- and ...
We have assumed in this that every morpheme is immediately dominated by a node that dominates no other morpheme ; otherwise we would not know which morpheme to stress . For example , a node ( Adv * ) must be assumed to dominate pre- and ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 41 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1965 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 17. Dez. 2010 |
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