Language, Band 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
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... percentage of loss of final n for each of the fifteen texts in five grammati- cal categories . The grammatical categories used are the singular of weak nouns , the weak adjective , the dative singular and dative plural of the strong ...
... percentage of loss of final n for each of the fifteen texts in five grammati- cal categories . The grammatical categories used are the singular of weak nouns , the weak adjective , the dative singular and dative plural of the strong ...
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... percentages should therefore be regarded merely as approximate . I made a second count , however , of the forms with ... percentage of loss of n in the plural of weak nouns somewhat smaller for these texts than it should have been , but ...
... percentages should therefore be regarded merely as approximate . I made a second count , however , of the forms with ... percentage of loss of n in the plural of weak nouns somewhat smaller for these texts than it should have been , but ...
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... percentages are very far from being equal , either for the same grammatical category in the different texts or for the three grammatical categories in the indi- vidual texts , but when we examine the total percentage of loss of n for ...
... percentages are very far from being equal , either for the same grammatical category in the different texts or for the three grammatical categories in the indi- vidual texts , but when we examine the total percentage of loss of n for ...
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... percentage of loss is substantially greater in the first group than in the second . In part B of Table I , showing the percentage of loss for each of the texts in the first , in the second and third , and in the fourth and fifth ...
... percentage of loss is substantially greater in the first group than in the second . In part B of Table I , showing the percentage of loss for each of the texts in the first , in the second and third , and in the fourth and fifth ...
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... percentage of loss of final n was decidedly greater in the singular of weak nouns and in the adjective inflection than in the plural of weak nouns and the dative plural of strong nouns . Our data will not take us much farther than that ...
... percentage of loss of final n was decidedly greater in the singular of weak nouns and in the adjective inflection than in the plural of weak nouns and the dative plural of strong nouns . Our data will not take us much farther than that ...
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