Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... Initial , except desi- nential in loc . sg . ád ' hell ' ráj ' paradise ' koćergá ( 340 ) svjáz ' ' connec- tion ' plén ' captivity ' ( 30 ) dál ' ' distance ' pýl ' ' dust ' ( 8 ) ( c ) Initial in sg . , desi- nence elsewhere . ( cy ) ...
... Initial , except desi- nential in loc . sg . ád ' hell ' ráj ' paradise ' koćergá ( 340 ) svjáz ' ' connec- tion ' plén ' captivity ' ( 30 ) dál ' ' distance ' pýl ' ' dust ' ( 8 ) ( c ) Initial in sg . , desi- nence elsewhere . ( cy ) ...
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... INITIAL MUTATIONS IN ESG 3. In ESG the mutational system may be said to be the same for all age groups in the following senses : every speaker has retained an active use of initial con- sonant mutation as a syntactic device ; and every ...
... INITIAL MUTATIONS IN ESG 3. In ESG the mutational system may be said to be the same for all age groups in the following senses : every speaker has retained an active use of initial con- sonant mutation as a syntactic device ; and every ...
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... initial consonant is other than / t d č ž š / , but only masculines with initial labials and velars ( / pb kg / ) will be considered here and in §5.3 . Masculines with initial labial and velar stops offer the most profitable opportunity ...
... initial consonant is other than / t d č ž š / , but only masculines with initial labials and velars ( / pb kg / ) will be considered here and in §5.3 . Masculines with initial labial and velar stops offer the most profitable opportunity ...
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nology | 67 |
The role of surface phonetic constraints in generative | 87 |
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