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tion and sometimes do not , in apparently identical surroundings . For example , we find [ k ' ] in / , di : zesk'abi : ' net / ' this cabinet ' , but [ k ] in / , di : zeskan'da : le / ' these scandals ' . Furthermore , it is clear ...
tion and sometimes do not , in apparently identical surroundings . For example , we find [ k ' ] in / , di : zesk'abi : ' net / ' this cabinet ' , but [ k ] in / , di : zeskan'da : le / ' these scandals ' . Furthermore , it is clear ...
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Even if the words in the other languages should be said to be from Middle Indic dāraa ( also Skt . dāraka- ) , the Tagalog word would no longer = tion found in dalága could be compared to that of THE TAGALOG REFLEXES OF MALAYO ...
Even if the words in the other languages should be said to be from Middle Indic dāraa ( also Skt . dāraka- ) , the Tagalog word would no longer = tion found in dalága could be compared to that of THE TAGALOG REFLEXES OF MALAYO ...
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tion found in dalága could be compared to that of Tg . laláki ' man , male ' ( from * laki , TBt . lahi - lahi , Jv . , Ml . laki ' man , husband ' , Hv . lahi ' masculine ' ) and babá ? i , babáyi ' woman ' ( from * ba ? i , 21 Tg ...
tion found in dalága could be compared to that of Tg . laláki ' man , male ' ( from * laki , TBt . lahi - lahi , Jv . , Ml . laki ' man , husband ' , Hv . lahi ' masculine ' ) and babá ? i , babáyi ' woman ' ( from * ba ? i , 21 Tg ...
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