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They occur in a distribution which is partly comple- mentary . Factors in the environment limiting the privileges of occurrence of the four forms are the level of stress on the morph itself , and the tone of the following microsegment ...
They occur in a distribution which is partly comple- mentary . Factors in the environment limiting the privileges of occurrence of the four forms are the level of stress on the morph itself , and the tone of the following microsegment ...
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Long vowels ( written double ) are not common , but they occur . Morpho- logically , they are confined to verb stems with a suffix . In the slow speech charac- teristic of work with an informant , many other vowels appeared to be freely ...
Long vowels ( written double ) are not common , but they occur . Morpho- logically , they are confined to verb stems with a suffix . In the slow speech charac- teristic of work with an informant , many other vowels appeared to be freely ...
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The morphemes that have been listed before as examples of those used by the English - speaking chemist do not differ in their shape or the way in which they are combined from other English morphemes that occur in nouns and adjectives ...
The morphemes that have been listed before as examples of those used by the English - speaking chemist do not differ in their shape or the way in which they are combined from other English morphemes that occur in nouns and adjectives ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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