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Particularly interesting and explicitly emphasized by the authors is the very last feature treated in the grammatical sketch , the structure of the object relative clause ( 103 ) . In such clauses , the relative concord ' , based on an ...
Particularly interesting and explicitly emphasized by the authors is the very last feature treated in the grammatical sketch , the structure of the object relative clause ( 103 ) . In such clauses , the relative concord ' , based on an ...
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Similarly , the authors state that the meanings of Old English mộtan ( “ be able , be permitted , may ' ) ' were inherited ... Old English is not descended from Gothic , as the authors imply , but is rather a related Germanic language .
Similarly , the authors state that the meanings of Old English mộtan ( “ be able , be permitted , may ' ) ' were inherited ... Old English is not descended from Gothic , as the authors imply , but is rather a related Germanic language .
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Regarding prehistoric Aymaran , the authors say that the language's spread in southern Peru is uncertain ( 262 ) , and therefore map 6 leaves the territory of Cuzco and its surroundings as an open , empty zone .
Regarding prehistoric Aymaran , the authors say that the language's spread in southern Peru is uncertain ( 262 ) , and therefore map 6 leaves the territory of Cuzco and its surroundings as an open , empty zone .
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Dedication | 1 |
Canonical typology suppletion and possible words Greville G Corbett | 8 |
Free prefix ordering in Chintang Balthasar Bickel Goma Banjade Martin Gaenszle | 43 |
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