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Can a long vowel in the initial syllable of this word be explained on any reasonable basis , in the face of the short vowed attested by all other languages ? 1 I give a minimum of references , citing here collectively A. Walde ...
Can a long vowel in the initial syllable of this word be explained on any reasonable basis , in the face of the short vowed attested by all other languages ? 1 I give a minimum of references , citing here collectively A. Walde ...
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Indo - European shows no trace of a form without the w - sound , 16 and Solmsen must therefore assume a special law to account for its disappearance in Lydian . Starting from Kand - valves , it is easily explained in this compound as ...
Indo - European shows no trace of a form without the w - sound , 16 and Solmsen must therefore assume a special law to account for its disappearance in Lydian . Starting from Kand - valves , it is easily explained in this compound as ...
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Old Church Slavic has -an ( veza , ' I lead ' ) , perhaps best explained as from * -ō - m ( -m being a secondary termination ) , but forms in -mi also appear , as Old Church Slavic jami ' I eat ' ( cf. Old Slovenian mogo ' I can ' : New ...
Old Church Slavic has -an ( veza , ' I lead ' ) , perhaps best explained as from * -ō - m ( -m being a secondary termination ) , but forms in -mi also appear , as Old Church Slavic jami ' I eat ' ( cf. Old Slovenian mogo ' I can ' : New ...
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16 As regards the type of Greek pépes , Brugmann17 held that it is to be explained either as ( a ) * bheresi > * epehi > * pepel , to which -s was added on the analogy of rions , didws , etc .; or ( b ) that * pepe gave rise to pépes ...
16 As regards the type of Greek pépes , Brugmann17 held that it is to be explained either as ( a ) * bheresi > * epehi > * pepel , to which -s was added on the analogy of rions , didws , etc .; or ( b ) that * pepe gave rise to pépes ...
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... they are probably to be explained as being in reality augmentless secondary forms ( injunctives ) used as presents.22 The Kuchean ending -d ( e.g. nesed ' art ' ) is obscure . ' Hittite ' shows -ti beside the normal -ši ( jaši ...
... they are probably to be explained as being in reality augmentless secondary forms ( injunctives ) used as presents.22 The Kuchean ending -d ( e.g. nesed ' art ' ) is obscure . ' Hittite ' shows -ti beside the normal -ši ( jaši ...
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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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