Language, Band 35George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1959 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... example , if we are shown a prized work of art and exclaim Beautiful !, the speed and energy of the response will not be lost on the owner . ' It does not appear totally obvious that in this case the way to impress the owner is to ...
... example , if we are shown a prized work of art and exclaim Beautiful !, the speed and energy of the response will not be lost on the owner . ' It does not appear totally obvious that in this case the way to impress the owner is to ...
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... example , we can compare only the initial morphs of Sanskrit ákṣi and Latin oculus ' eye ' . But while it is often possible in the comparative method to compare whole words that are cognate , for example Skt . ásti with Lat . est ' ( he ...
... example , we can compare only the initial morphs of Sanskrit ákṣi and Latin oculus ' eye ' . But while it is often possible in the comparative method to compare whole words that are cognate , for example Skt . ásti with Lat . est ' ( he ...
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... example take- belongs to the latter but not the former . This is the fourth example of Greenberg's misuse of the term ' restricted class ' . A ' restricted class containing all present stems ' in English is in contradiction with the ...
... example take- belongs to the latter but not the former . This is the fourth example of Greenberg's misuse of the term ' restricted class ' . A ' restricted class containing all present stems ' in English is in contradiction with the ...
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The measurement of meaning Carroll | 97 |
The Yurok language Bright | 233 |
Alternative analyses of the Bulgarian non | 264 |
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