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... completely sporadic variants which show reflexes of * y and vice versa . In addition , there is an even greater variation between * j and * y . In his recent work on comparative Bantu ( 1967 : 114 ) , Guthrie has to reconstruct no less ...
... completely sporadic variants which show reflexes of * y and vice versa . In addition , there is an even greater variation between * j and * y . In his recent work on comparative Bantu ( 1967 : 114 ) , Guthrie has to reconstruct no less ...
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... completely voiceless in position after tenues in prehistoric Polish . One must ask under what condi- tions sonorants are implemented without voice after tenues . In contemporary European languages , a perceptible difference between ...
... completely voiceless in position after tenues in prehistoric Polish . One must ask under what condi- tions sonorants are implemented without voice after tenues . In contemporary European languages , a perceptible difference between ...
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... completely bankrupt ' ( 3 ) . There are six chapters . The first sets out the historical background , for Hockett believes that neither his views nor those of Chomsky can be understood except in their historical setting . In the second ...
... completely bankrupt ' ( 3 ) . There are six chapters . The first sets out the historical background , for Hockett believes that neither his views nor those of Chomsky can be understood except in their historical setting . In the second ...
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PreGermanic p for IndoEuropean k | 243 |
Onomatopoetics in the Indian linguistic area | 274 |
Markedness in stratificational phonology | 300 |
Urheberrecht | |
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