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... INFLECTION CLASSES . Canonical instances of heteroclisis ( in which a lexeme's inflection depends on stems belonging to two or more fully competing inflection classes ) and heteroclisis involving noncompeting inflection classes ( §4.1 ) ...
... INFLECTION CLASSES . Canonical instances of heteroclisis ( in which a lexeme's inflection depends on stems belonging to two or more fully competing inflection classes ) and heteroclisis involving noncompeting inflection classes ( §4.1 ) ...
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... INFLECTION CLASS : it does not furnish realizations for all of the morphosyn- tactic property sets for which the s - aorist does . Note that saying that a paradigm involves a defective inflection class is not the same thing as saying ...
... INFLECTION CLASS : it does not furnish realizations for all of the morphosyn- tactic property sets for which the s - aorist does . Note that saying that a paradigm involves a defective inflection class is not the same thing as saying ...
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... inflection class cannot have a complete paradigm without being heteroclite ; thus , heteroclisis must be systematic in languages with defective inflection classes . The same is even more dramatically true in languages exhibiting the ...
... inflection class cannot have a complete paradigm without being heteroclite ; thus , heteroclisis must be systematic in languages with defective inflection classes . The same is even more dramatically true in languages exhibiting the ...
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