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J. WHATMOUGH : On the Phonology of the Messapic Dialect ... . 226 SAMUEL MOORE : Loss of Final n in Inflectional Syllables of Middle 208 211 232 260 275 278 JOURNAL OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA EDITED BY GEORGE FRANCIS A. WOOD ...
J. WHATMOUGH : On the Phonology of the Messapic Dialect ... . 226 SAMUEL MOORE : Loss of Final n in Inflectional Syllables of Middle 208 211 232 260 275 278 JOURNAL OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA EDITED BY GEORGE FRANCIS A. WOOD ...
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Whether so great a diversity of meanings has been carried forward into modern dialects is difficult to say with our present facilities , but many things lead one to believe that it has indeed been the case .
Whether so great a diversity of meanings has been carried forward into modern dialects is difficult to say with our present facilities , but many things lead one to believe that it has indeed been the case .
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Fr. dialect chienneton , Prov . canilho , chenilho , ( Mistral ) , Sp . canijo.13 A glance at Fr. chenille shows that , like the derivatives of cattus , possibly even to a more diverse extent , the formations on canis show a great ...
Fr. dialect chienneton , Prov . canilho , chenilho , ( Mistral ) , Sp . canijo.13 A glance at Fr. chenille shows that , like the derivatives of cattus , possibly even to a more diverse extent , the formations on canis show a great ...
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The element sa , expressing the instrumental , is suffixed 1 The Aleut is a dialect of the Eskimo . The author studied the Aleut language ( in three dialects ) while spending about two years ( 1909-10 ) in the Aleutian Islands on behalf ...
The element sa , expressing the instrumental , is suffixed 1 The Aleut is a dialect of the Eskimo . The author studied the Aleut language ( in three dialects ) while spending about two years ( 1909-10 ) in the Aleutian Islands on behalf ...
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When Vulgar Latin was completely transformed into the Romance Languages between the Vth and Xth centuries , Latin as a spoken language had actually undergone a complete phonetic transformation into various languages or dialects .
When Vulgar Latin was completely transformed into the Romance Languages between the Vth and Xth centuries , Latin as a spoken language had actually undergone a complete phonetic transformation into various languages or dialects .
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adjective American analogical appears Association become Brugmann called Castilian century Chicago clear College Committee Comparative complete connection consonants dative derived dialects Discussion distinction distribution early ending English evidence examples explained expression fact final five FM Prof forms frequent future German give given grammatical Greek hand Hittite imperfect indicate Indo-European inflection influence initial Italic Italy Langs language Latin latter less Library linguistic loss meaning meeting Michigan Middle nouns occur Ohio original Paris Pennsylvania percentage perfect person Philadelphia phonetic Plautus plural possible present probably Professor Publications received reference represented Romance root Sanskrit seems singular Society sound Spanish speech stem suffix suggest taken texts third tion Univ University verb vowel weak York City
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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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