Language, Band 73,Ausgaben 3-4Linguistic Society of America, 1997 |
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... morphology versus their use in the puns . The most salient feature of zahr puns in contrast to regular processes is the extent to which they are elliptical in nature : the processes in the puns are more than three times as likely to ...
... morphology versus their use in the puns . The most salient feature of zahr puns in contrast to regular processes is the extent to which they are elliptical in nature : the processes in the puns are more than three times as likely to ...
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... morphology are treated as three extremely simple context - free phrase structure grammars . S then begins to explicate the nature of the interface among these three modules , which is where most of the explanatory work is done . This ...
... morphology are treated as three extremely simple context - free phrase structure grammars . S then begins to explicate the nature of the interface among these three modules , which is where most of the explanatory work is done . This ...
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... morphology ( phonemic contrasts , tone , the interaction of phonology and morpholo- gy , a word syntax for the description of the agglutinative morphology of Meithei ) and syntax ( the structure of root sentences , nom- inalization and ...
... morphology ( phonemic contrasts , tone , the interaction of phonology and morpholo- gy , a word syntax for the description of the agglutinative morphology of Meithei ) and syntax ( the structure of root sentences , nom- inalization and ...
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