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In JRAS ; " Is it another derivative from the same root as āmātā ( if the reading is correct ) variously rendered in the Bisitün inscription Col. I , 3 ? In that case should amata yātā a be translated ' extending up to ' ?
In JRAS ; " Is it another derivative from the same root as āmātā ( if the reading is correct ) variously rendered in the Bisitün inscription Col. I , 3 ? In that case should amata yātā a be translated ' extending up to ' ?
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... etc.33 Since the Germanic words compel us to posit not only Indo - European * bheug- but also * bheugh- or * bheuq- , there is no difficulty in assuming as the base of Hittite huwa- ' flee ' a form without a root - determinative .
... etc.33 Since the Germanic words compel us to posit not only Indo - European * bheug- but also * bheugh- or * bheuq- , there is no difficulty in assuming as the base of Hittite huwa- ' flee ' a form without a root - determinative .
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In the Indo - European languages forms from the root without nasal infix often have the causative ( i.e. transitive ) force ; but Hittite preserves the probably original distinction . The final consonant of the root is written in ...
In the Indo - European languages forms from the root without nasal infix often have the causative ( i.e. transitive ) force ; but Hittite preserves the probably original distinction . The final consonant of the root is written in ...
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153 ( following Persson ) , show that the root meant ' bring forth ' in Indo - European as well as in Germanic . Sommer and Ehelolf think that the many variant forms of harnaus indicate a loanword . If they are right the source is ...
153 ( following Persson ) , show that the root meant ' bring forth ' in Indo - European as well as in Germanic . Sommer and Ehelolf think that the many variant forms of harnaus indicate a loanword . If they are right the source is ...
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This root is an extension of * bha- , the base of Sanskrit bhāti ' shines ' , so that hanna- is ultimately akin to * haššuš ' sun , king ' . For the present we must leave undecided whether the nn of hanna- resulted from the ny which is ...
This root is an extension of * bha- , the base of Sanskrit bhāti ' shines ' , so that hanna- is ultimately akin to * haššuš ' sun , king ' . For the present we must leave undecided whether the nn of hanna- resulted from the ny which is ...
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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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