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that the modern Romance languages are derived from spoken Latin and not from the Latin that was written . This is quite true if by written Latin one means the belles - lettres of the classical period , for these were written in a Latin ...
that the modern Romance languages are derived from spoken Latin and not from the Latin that was written . This is quite true if by written Latin one means the belles - lettres of the classical period , for these were written in a Latin ...
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This is certainly derived from a Germanic stem spit- , English spıt , O Saxon spitu , German spiess , etc. The Spanish espeto cannot come from a Gothic spiuts as Meyer - Lübke believes ( REW 8163 ) . It comes directly from Vulgar Latin ...
This is certainly derived from a Germanic stem spit- , English spıt , O Saxon spitu , German spiess , etc. The Spanish espeto cannot come from a Gothic spiuts as Meyer - Lübke believes ( REW 8163 ) . It comes directly from Vulgar Latin ...
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He was Tutor in Latin at Harvard University , 1874-6 and 1877-80 ; Professor of the Latin Language and Literature at Cornell University , 1880-92 ; and Professor and Head of the Department of Latin at the University of Chicago ...
He was Tutor in Latin at Harvard University , 1874-6 and 1877-80 ; Professor of the Latin Language and Literature at Cornell University , 1880-92 ; and Professor and Head of the Department of Latin at the University of Chicago ...
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Old French Carole | 28 |
Notes and Personalia | 50 |
List of Members 1927 | 66 |
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addition American analogical appears association become century Chicago cited Classical clause College Committee common connection contains dative derived determinative dialects discussion early element ending English etymology evidence examples explained expression fact feminine final FM Prof formation French frequently German give given Greek hand Hittite important indicate influence Institute interest Italy Langs language later Latin Library linguistic loss meaning mentioned nature nominative noun object occurs Ohio original participle patterns perfect period Philology phonetic possible present probably Professor Publications reason reference relative represent result reviewer Romance root Sanskrit seems singular Society sound Spanish speech suffix texts theory tion Univ University verb volume vowel word written York City
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 4 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1964 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 8. Mai 2010 |
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