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... fact , be strange if two languages so distantly 1 I use the symbols b , d , and , by implication , g and gw , not for true voiced stops but for voiceless lenes ; p , t , k , kw then represent the corresponding voiceless fortes . It ...
... fact , be strange if two languages so distantly 1 I use the symbols b , d , and , by implication , g and gw , not for true voiced stops but for voiceless lenes ; p , t , k , kw then represent the corresponding voiceless fortes . It ...
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... facts than a transcription [ ' biznes ] , while to English speaking readers any transcription is superfluous , since it con- veys to them no ' scientifically relevant ' fact ( i.e. phonological1 or pho- nemic fact ) not conveyed by the ...
... facts than a transcription [ ' biznes ] , while to English speaking readers any transcription is superfluous , since it con- veys to them no ' scientifically relevant ' fact ( i.e. phonological1 or pho- nemic fact ) not conveyed by the ...
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... fact that we know nothing of the quantities of Hittite vowels , and all our judgments about their original length are more or less complicated and often uncertain inferences . Consequently even Hitt . pahs- , enticing as Kurylowicz's ...
... fact that we know nothing of the quantities of Hittite vowels , and all our judgments about their original length are more or less complicated and often uncertain inferences . Consequently even Hitt . pahs- , enticing as Kurylowicz's ...
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R WHITNEY TUCKER Linguistic Substrata in Pennsylvania | 1 |
ALBERT MOREY STURTEVANT Certain Phonetic Tendencies | 17 |
Book Reviews | 32 |
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