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... inflectional systems in general . The analyses distinguish morphomic stems , which underlie morphosyntactically distinct word forms , from inflectional stems , which realize tense and mood features and provide the input to regular ...
... inflectional systems in general . The analyses distinguish morphomic stems , which underlie morphosyntactically distinct word forms , from inflectional stems , which realize tense and mood features and provide the input to regular ...
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... inflectional character of dental stems . This type of explanation is not possible , however , given that dental stems have no substantive properties other than those associated with uninflected roots . Whereas the inflectional status of ...
... inflectional character of dental stems . This type of explanation is not possible , however , given that dental stems have no substantive properties other than those associated with uninflected roots . Whereas the inflectional status of ...
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... inflectional systems often identify a class of PRINCIPAL PARTS OF STEMS that supply bases for inflectional rules . In some cases , these stems make a constant morphosyntactic contribution to the words that they underlie . Following ...
... inflectional systems often identify a class of PRINCIPAL PARTS OF STEMS that supply bases for inflectional rules . In some cases , these stems make a constant morphosyntactic contribution to the words that they underlie . Following ...
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