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If , then , questions of linguistic relationship are purely or mainly historical , it is clear that the evidence of genetic unity can not be primarily either structural or lexical , but will be strongest where facts of both kinds point ...
If , then , questions of linguistic relationship are purely or mainly historical , it is clear that the evidence of genetic unity can not be primarily either structural or lexical , but will be strongest where facts of both kinds point ...
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DRAVIDIAN AND URALIAN : THE LEXICAL EVIDENCE a STEPHEN A. TYLER Tulane University This paper presents positive evidence for a genetic relation between Dravidian and Uralian . The major evidence consists of systematic phonemic ...
DRAVIDIAN AND URALIAN : THE LEXICAL EVIDENCE a STEPHEN A. TYLER Tulane University This paper presents positive evidence for a genetic relation between Dravidian and Uralian . The major evidence consists of systematic phonemic ...
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( 2 ) Do any of the unwritten languages of the family point to features of the phonological system of Proto - LoloBurmese for which Written Burmese provides no evidence ? We must clearly answer ' yes ' to the second question if we are ...
( 2 ) Do any of the unwritten languages of the family point to features of the phonological system of Proto - LoloBurmese for which Written Burmese provides no evidence ? We must clearly answer ' yes ' to the second question if we are ...
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