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Pure determinate aspect is rare ; it is in unstable equilibrium , is relative to an indeterminate aspect , and is capable of being weakened to a point where it becomes difficult to identify . Determinate aspect indicated by ...
Pure determinate aspect is rare ; it is in unstable equilibrium , is relative to an indeterminate aspect , and is capable of being weakened to a point where it becomes difficult to identify . Determinate aspect indicated by ...
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That seems scarcely consistent with the evidence just adduced that y becomes syllabic more readily than the laryngeals ; one might expect rather dhAinéu- ( like IE dwis , tris , Gk . yvuk ) , since i / y is the most open phoneme in the ...
That seems scarcely consistent with the evidence just adduced that y becomes syllabic more readily than the laryngeals ; one might expect rather dhAinéu- ( like IE dwis , tris , Gk . yvuk ) , since i / y is the most open phoneme in the ...
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... stress becomes less loud when the word in which it occurs becomes the secondary member of a compound ; therefore , in a compound like movie - auditorium , the loud stress on the third syllable of auditórium is reduced in loudness .
... stress becomes less loud when the word in which it occurs becomes the secondary member of a compound ; therefore , in a compound like movie - auditorium , the loud stress on the third syllable of auditórium is reduced in loudness .
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The IndoEuropean Semivowels in Albanian | 12 |
Quintilian on Greek Letters Lacking in Latin | 24 |
Definite Article + Family Name in Italian | 33 |
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