Language, Band 3George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
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... weak . Parallels for it may be found , or a better interpretation of valves . Can the latter be a short name equivalent to Alyattes ? 14 Cf. Brugmann 2.1.94 . 15 Ib . 101-2 . 16 On canis , cf. Kent , LANGUAGE 2.186-7 ( 1926 ) . BOOK ...
... weak . Parallels for it may be found , or a better interpretation of valves . Can the latter be a short name equivalent to Alyattes ? 14 Cf. Brugmann 2.1.94 . 15 Ib . 101-2 . 16 On canis , cf. Kent , LANGUAGE 2.186-7 ( 1926 ) . BOOK ...
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... weaker shades of the notion . ' . . . ' With the weakening of both the primitive meaning has not perished . The glimmering through of the latter gives to the modern tongue , on the one hand , occasion to avoid ambiguity , on the other ...
... weaker shades of the notion . ' . . . ' With the weakening of both the primitive meaning has not perished . The glimmering through of the latter gives to the modern tongue , on the one hand , occasion to avoid ambiguity , on the other ...
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... weak vowels and whole syllables when unstressed ; moreover , [ ju ] is nearly universal after dentals , as in new , duty , tune . As for the Western type , the common distinction between mid - slack long [ 9 ] of four , hoarse and low ...
... weak vowels and whole syllables when unstressed ; moreover , [ ju ] is nearly universal after dentals , as in new , duty , tune . As for the Western type , the common distinction between mid - slack long [ 9 ] of four , hoarse and low ...
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... weak moments . As regards the relation existing between the English of educated Americans and Englishmen , Krapp rightly emphasizes the essential unity of their idioms without ignoring Americanisms in vocabulary and pronunciation , or ...
... weak moments . As regards the relation existing between the English of educated Americans and Englishmen , Krapp rightly emphasizes the essential unity of their idioms without ignoring Americanisms in vocabulary and pronunciation , or ...
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... weak and often omitted in writing exactly as Latin f- > h- in early Castilian and then became silent : Errant , Ferrant , Hormaza , Ormaza , ( Origenes , p . 231 ) . Furthermore , in Latin f- and h- were often interchanged ' Buck ...
... weak and often omitted in writing exactly as Latin f- > h- in early Castilian and then became silent : Errant , Ferrant , Hormaza , Ormaza , ( Origenes , p . 231 ) . Furthermore , in Latin f- and h- were often interchanged ' Buck ...
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