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3.11 . A complex word in Kechua consists of a stem and an ending . There are three types of stems : verb stems take verb suffixes ; noun stems take noun suffixes ; ambivalent stems ? take both verb and noun suffixes . 3.12 .
3.11 . A complex word in Kechua consists of a stem and an ending . There are three types of stems : verb stems take verb suffixes ; noun stems take noun suffixes ; ambivalent stems ? take both verb and noun suffixes . 3.12 .
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Vs + Nm Nr / s + Ns / r When a noun stem is derived from a verb stem of type 2 or 3 , there is a twofold ... Noun stems and ambivalent stems as free forms are called nouns : a noun in Kechua is a word which occurs with the goal suffix ...
Vs + Nm Nr / s + Ns / r When a noun stem is derived from a verb stem of type 2 or 3 , there is a twofold ... Noun stems and ambivalent stems as free forms are called nouns : a noun in Kechua is a word which occurs with the goal suffix ...
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When a nominalizer qh , na , sqa , or y is added to a modified verb stem , it forms & COMPLEX DEVERBAL NOUN , as in the ... These deverbal nouns are grammatically equivalent to simple nouns such as atoqh ' fox ' or papa ' potato ' .
When a nominalizer qh , na , sqa , or y is added to a modified verb stem , it forms & COMPLEX DEVERBAL NOUN , as in the ... These deverbal nouns are grammatically equivalent to simple nouns such as atoqh ' fox ' or papa ' potato ' .
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The Distribution of ProtoIndoEuropean r | 13 |
Syntactical Juncture in Colloquial Chilean Spanish | 34 |
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED | 106 |
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