Language, Band 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
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... phonetic development , probably , than anywhere else in an equal group of unquestioned cog- nates . The exceptions arise , in the main , from the fact that the words are in use so closely associated with one another that they affect one ...
... phonetic development , probably , than anywhere else in an equal group of unquestioned cog- nates . The exceptions arise , in the main , from the fact that the words are in use so closely associated with one another that they affect one ...
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... phonetic writing and be read as KANDvalves [ Kandwalwe⚫S ] . From this form the Greek names derive readily . Epenthesis in Lydian will account for the diphthong in Kavdaúλns ; while a form without epenthesis may be preserved in ...
... phonetic writing and be read as KANDvalves [ Kandwalwe⚫S ] . From this form the Greek names derive readily . Epenthesis in Lydian will account for the diphthong in Kavdaúλns ; while a form without epenthesis may be preserved in ...
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... phonetics . No greater honor could be conferred on don Ramón , now recognized as the greatest living Romance philologist , than this human document , a veritable encyclopedia of modern research into linguistic , literary and historical ...
... phonetics . No greater honor could be conferred on don Ramón , now recognized as the greatest living Romance philologist , than this human document , a veritable encyclopedia of modern research into linguistic , literary and historical ...
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... phonetic processes . The problem of the uniformity of phonetic developments throughout Spanish America cannot be definitely undertaken as yet because we have not enough materials , but in the field of lexicography there are abundant ...
... phonetic processes . The problem of the uniformity of phonetic developments throughout Spanish America cannot be definitely undertaken as yet because we have not enough materials , but in the field of lexicography there are abundant ...
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... phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the out- standing modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are not at all dominant in American Spanish . Argentina may be an exception on account of the large ...
... phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the out- standing modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are not at all dominant in American Spanish . Argentina may be an exception on account of the large ...
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