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On the other hand , to list all the forms of catellus would require not a little space , as the sources referred to will readily show ; a certain number of specimens are here cited : cael , chael , keel , chiau , chaon , chaillon for ...
On the other hand , to list all the forms of catellus would require not a little space , as the sources referred to will readily show ; a certain number of specimens are here cited : cael , chael , keel , chiau , chaon , chaillon for ...
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... i.e. from the father . a'dam - ili'kin to two fathers . a'dam - ili'ñin to the fathers . cam - ku'gan ' of the hand on it , ' i.e. on the hand . cam - kuga'n ' of the hand from it , ' i.e. from the hand . Instrumental .
... i.e. from the father . a'dam - ili'kin to two fathers . a'dam - ili'ñin to the fathers . cam - ku'gan ' of the hand on it , ' i.e. on the hand . cam - kuga'n ' of the hand from it , ' i.e. from the hand . Instrumental .
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Here is another example : suku'qiñ I take . su - sa - ku'qiñ I take with it . cañ susaku'qiñ my hand I take with it . When the direct object is named and to the instrument a personal pronoun is added , the latter agrees in number with ...
Here is another example : suku'qiñ I take . su - sa - ku'qiñ I take with it . cañ susaku'qiñ my hand I take with it . When the direct object is named and to the instrument a personal pronoun is added , the latter agrees in number with ...
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... agree ( except for the unnecessary qualification ) with Sayce , Sardis , 6.2.86 ( note ) that this god ' was doubtless represented in art like the Babylonian Gilgames , holding a strangled lion or similar animal in either hand ' .
... agree ( except for the unnecessary qualification ) with Sayce , Sardis , 6.2.86 ( note ) that this god ' was doubtless represented in art like the Babylonian Gilgames , holding a strangled lion or similar animal in either hand ' .
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The parallel that Rojas attempts to make between Classic Latin and Vulgar Latin on the one hand and the Spanish of the best writers of the Spanish Siglo de Oro and the conquistadores and colonizers of Spanish America on the other hand ...
The parallel that Rojas attempts to make between Classic Latin and Vulgar Latin on the one hand and the Spanish of the best writers of the Spanish Siglo de Oro and the conquistadores and colonizers of Spanish America on the other hand ...
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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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