Language, Band 48,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1972 |
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... existence of a thematic present stem bódha- in Indic , for which I find no further testimony in the Petersburg Lexi- con , should be discarded . It just does not appear in Sanskrit . Cowgill points out that the Avestan stem baod / da ...
... existence of a thematic present stem bódha- in Indic , for which I find no further testimony in the Petersburg Lexi- con , should be discarded . It just does not appear in Sanskrit . Cowgill points out that the Avestan stem baod / da ...
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... existence of many different syndromes . Again L's position is clear : he is an out- right splitter . There is a further differentiation among the splitters . There are those who are basically lumpers ; i.e. , they believe in the existence ...
... existence of many different syndromes . Again L's position is clear : he is an out- right splitter . There is a further differentiation among the splitters . There are those who are basically lumpers ; i.e. , they believe in the existence ...
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... existence of a morphological component as such ; at most , one could argue that morphological rules are of a certain well - defined character , and there- fore may be grouped together in a particular language ( such as Swedish ) . The ...
... existence of a morphological component as such ; at most , one could argue that morphological rules are of a certain well - defined character , and there- fore may be grouped together in a particular language ( such as Swedish ) . The ...
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Outlines and overlays | 513 |
The syllable in phonological theory | 525 |
Some arguments against ordered rules | 541 |
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