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( This interpretation seems preferable to one that would separate s from the spirants resulting from the Proto - Armenian sound shift , since s patterns with these spirants in the sequences * nS and * Sw ; see below . ) ...
( This interpretation seems preferable to one that would separate s from the spirants resulting from the Proto - Armenian sound shift , since s patterns with these spirants in the sequences * nS and * Sw ; see below . ) ...
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does not seem to regard these as phonemically significant . That the phenomenon of slur , as revealed by the spectrograph in languages today , was also present in Old English , seems to us very probable ; but OE spellings like dyde ...
does not seem to regard these as phonemically significant . That the phenomenon of slur , as revealed by the spectrograph in languages today , was also present in Old English , seems to us very probable ; but OE spellings like dyde ...
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He also suggests , with considerable probability , that the form nõpe , at line 28 of the poem The whale in the Exeter Book , which seems to mean ' ship ' , is a scribal error for nowe , dat . sing . of a noun now , not elsewhere ...
He also suggests , with considerable probability , that the form nõpe , at line 28 of the poem The whale in the Exeter Book , which seems to mean ' ship ' , is a scribal error for nowe , dat . sing . of a noun now , not elsewhere ...
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