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It is recognized that the declensional type depends in general on what consonant precedes the e and whether it is a simple ( intervocalic ) consonant or ends a cluster . Double consonants are clusters . On the basis of Cannelin's lists ...
It is recognized that the declensional type depends in general on what consonant precedes the e and whether it is a simple ( intervocalic ) consonant or ends a cluster . Double consonants are clusters . On the basis of Cannelin's lists ...
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PROTO - ALGONQUIAN CONSONANT CLUSTERS IN DELAWARE C. F. VOEGELIN DePauw UNIVERSITY [ While most of the Algonquian languages east of the Plains show one reflex for each consonant or consonant cluster in the parent language , Delaware ...
PROTO - ALGONQUIAN CONSONANT CLUSTERS IN DELAWARE C. F. VOEGELIN DePauw UNIVERSITY [ While most of the Algonquian languages east of the Plains show one reflex for each consonant or consonant cluster in the parent language , Delaware ...
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CERTAIN PROTO - ALGONQUIAN CONSONANT CLUSTERS FRANK T. SIEBERT JR . MERION , PENNSYLVANIA [ Bloomfield has set up the Proto - Algonquian clusters * xk and * xp , using a to represent an undetermined phoneme preceding k and p .
CERTAIN PROTO - ALGONQUIAN CONSONANT CLUSTERS FRANK T. SIEBERT JR . MERION , PENNSYLVANIA [ Bloomfield has set up the Proto - Algonquian clusters * xk and * xp , using a to represent an undetermined phoneme preceding k and p .
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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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