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MISCELLANEA MODERN IRISH atá sé déanta agam ' I HAVE DONE IT ' MYLES DILLON , UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN [ This idiom was explained by Zimmer as a preterite passive ( passé indéfini ) which secondarily acquired active meaning .
MISCELLANEA MODERN IRISH atá sé déanta agam ' I HAVE DONE IT ' MYLES DILLON , UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN [ This idiom was explained by Zimmer as a preterite passive ( passé indéfini ) which secondarily acquired active meaning .
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Since , then , the leader word caritosus , the importance of which is due to its ecclesiastical background , is not to be explained by haplology , the haplology theory is superfluous for the rearguard of -doso coinages .
Since , then , the leader word caritosus , the importance of which is due to its ecclesiastical background , is not to be explained by haplology , the haplology theory is superfluous for the rearguard of -doso coinages .
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The neuter gender of vīf ' woman ' and of man ' maiden ' may be explained with Krausel as due to an originally collective plural usage . But the neuter gender of fljóð and of sprund cannot be explained on this ground , for there is no ...
The neuter gender of vīf ' woman ' and of man ' maiden ' may be explained with Krausel as due to an originally collective plural usage . But the neuter gender of fljóð and of sprund cannot be explained on this ground , for there is no ...
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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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