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Humilde must be a postverbal adjective ( with -e like Sp . alegre , firme , libre , ruin ) from a verb * humildar = humilitāre ( a late verb attested in Amm . Marc . and Augustine ) , perhaps surviving in OSp . omildança ( Menéndez ...
Humilde must be a postverbal adjective ( with -e like Sp . alegre , firme , libre , ruin ) from a verb * humildar = humilitāre ( a late verb attested in Amm . Marc . and Augustine ) , perhaps surviving in OSp . omildança ( Menéndez ...
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743 ) ; Şidqu - la - nasi ( RA 36.48 ) ' let him be an owner of righteousness ' , abbreviated La - na - su - u - um ( Syria 18.111 ; Bauer , Ostkanaanäer 33 ) ; furthermore perhaps ( with H. Bauer , ZAW NF 10.83 fn .
743 ) ; Şidqu - la - nasi ( RA 36.48 ) ' let him be an owner of righteousness ' , abbreviated La - na - su - u - um ( Syria 18.111 ; Bauer , Ostkanaanäer 33 ) ; furthermore perhaps ( with H. Bauer , ZAW NF 10.83 fn .
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and Woolf ( 263 ) point out that OE names are frequently meaningless , Ström being perhaps a bit more emphatic about the probability that at an earlier time names had a clearer meaning ( see below ) . Ström's discussion of short names ...
and Woolf ( 263 ) point out that OE names are frequently meaningless , Ström being perhaps a bit more emphatic about the probability that at an earlier time names had a clearer meaning ( see below ) . Ström's discussion of short names ...
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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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