Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... historical linguist , I would like to suggest some reasons why historical linguists , and not just sociolinguists and classicists , should take note of D's work . When historical linguists think of the meaning of a word , they generally ...
... historical linguist , I would like to suggest some reasons why historical linguists , and not just sociolinguists and classicists , should take note of D's work . When historical linguists think of the meaning of a word , they generally ...
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. applied in detail to the historical morphology of a specific language family . I therefore consider the intensive historical work on Uto - Aztecan by a team based in California in the 1970s , led ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. applied in detail to the historical morphology of a specific language family . I therefore consider the intensive historical work on Uto - Aztecan by a team based in California in the 1970s , led ...
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... historical analysis . Historical explanations of the dental preterite have been classified into two basic types , plus intermediate ones combining elements of both . First , there is the COMPOSI- TION theory , by which the dental ...
... historical analysis . Historical explanations of the dental preterite have been classified into two basic types , plus intermediate ones combining elements of both . First , there is the COMPOSI- TION theory , by which the dental ...
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