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clearly an adverb formed with the ablatival -ta = Skt . -tas from a pronominal stem ama- , corresponding to the rare Skt . ama- " this " occurring in a formula of the Atharva Veda and the Brāhmaṇas , amo ' ham asmi , sā tvam " he am I ...
clearly an adverb formed with the ablatival -ta = Skt . -tas from a pronominal stem ama- , corresponding to the rare Skt . ama- " this " occurring in a formula of the Atharva Veda and the Brāhmaṇas , amo ' ham asmi , sā tvam " he am I ...
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In this article g is used instead of g with a dot beneath to represent an uvular ( G ) . to the verbal stem of the sentence and not to 9 WALDEMAR JOCHELSON: The Instrumental and the Comitative the Aleut ...
In this article g is used instead of g with a dot beneath to represent an uvular ( G ) . to the verbal stem of the sentence and not to 9 WALDEMAR JOCHELSON: The Instrumental and the Comitative the Aleut ...
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to the verbal stem of the sentence and not to the noun . We shall take for example the verbal stem a'nu to throw . nux ' anu'kux ' a stone he throws . nux ' anusa'kux ' a stone he flings with . When the direct object is named ...
to the verbal stem of the sentence and not to the noun . We shall take for example the verbal stem a'nu to throw . nux ' anu'kux ' a stone he throws . nux ' anusa'kux ' a stone he flings with . When the direct object is named ...
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participle form of the stem a- to be : a'six being with ( somebody or something ) . a'dan a'six hwagana'qiñ ' my father being with ( me ) I came to this place , ' i.e. I came to this place with my father . But the same locution may be ...
participle form of the stem a- to be : a'six being with ( somebody or something ) . a'dan a'six hwagana'qiñ ' my father being with ( me ) I came to this place , ' i.e. I came to this place with my father . But the same locution may be ...
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The use of a stem - form is ascribed to the analogy of the determinative compounds15 and is dated back to the time of the parent language itself . It is not surprising to find the earlier type persisting in Lydian , and I should regard ...
The use of a stem - form is ascribed to the analogy of the determinative compounds15 and is dated back to the time of the parent language itself . It is not surprising to find the earlier type persisting in Lydian , and I should regard ...
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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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