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The conventional theory is that it is a doubling , or more strictly a lengthening , of the consonant at the junction between two syllables , as in the occasional Iusstus , solluit , etc. of inscriptions , and in the Italian febbre ...
The conventional theory is that it is a doubling , or more strictly a lengthening , of the consonant at the junction between two syllables , as in the occasional Iusstus , solluit , etc. of inscriptions , and in the Italian febbre ...
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... the first vowel of * quatuor , which made possible thereafter the doubling of the consonant with a conincident shortening of the vowel . ... for a long are freely made , and in later verse the consonants may make a closed syllable .
... the first vowel of * quatuor , which made possible thereafter the doubling of the consonant with a conincident shortening of the vowel . ... for a long are freely made , and in later verse the consonants may make a closed syllable .
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The Hittite vowel system will probably cause more dffiiculty than the consonants ; we do not know , for example , whether Hittite separated from the parent stock before or after the changes which gave rise to Ablaut .
The Hittite vowel system will probably cause more dffiiculty than the consonants ; we do not know , for example , whether Hittite separated from the parent stock before or after the changes which gave rise to Ablaut .
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The final consonant of the root is written in Hittite either as g or as k ; this is one of the very numerous words which suggest that Hittite had lost the distinction between voiced and voiceless stops .
The final consonant of the root is written in Hittite either as g or as k ; this is one of the very numerous words which suggest that Hittite had lost the distinction between voiced and voiceless stops .
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I am therefore inclined to think that the distribution of stem - forms in the verb - har- before consonants and hark- before vowels - is not original , but that there has been a contamination of two different stems , one with and one ...
I am therefore inclined to think that the distribution of stem - forms in the verb - har- before consonants and hark- before vowels - is not original , but that there has been a contamination of two different stems , one with and one ...
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| Titel | Language, Band 3 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 8. Mai 2010 |
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