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An even longer list ( 12.2 to 12.149 ) of animate intransitive finals is given in Chapter 12 , often with a suppletive pair in the inanimate intransitive final list of Chapter 13 ( 13.2 to 13.54 ) ; but where the suppletive opposite is ...
An even longer list ( 12.2 to 12.149 ) of animate intransitive finals is given in Chapter 12 , often with a suppletive pair in the inanimate intransitive final list of Chapter 13 ( 13.2 to 13.54 ) ; but where the suppletive opposite is ...
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A. the suffix -ijB. the suffix -šC. limitation of the final consonant of the comparative stem to a stage - II consonant or to a consonant which does not participate in substitutive softening , the final consonant of the comparative stem ...
A. the suffix -ijB. the suffix -šC. limitation of the final consonant of the comparative stem to a stage - II consonant or to a consonant which does not participate in substitutive softening , the final consonant of the comparative stem ...
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Final after / 0 / : [ k ] with simultaneous labial closure ( more common ) in free variation with [ k ) strongly labialized . Final after / 5 / : [ k ) weakly labialized . Elsewhere ( i.e. initial and final except after / u woo ...
Final after / 0 / : [ k ] with simultaneous labial closure ( more common ) in free variation with [ k ) strongly labialized . Final after / 5 / : [ k ) weakly labialized . Elsewhere ( i.e. initial and final except after / u woo ...
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The IndoEuropean semivowels in BaltoSlavic | 16 |
Yet again the Strassburg Oaths | 24 |
The measurement of meaning Carroll | 58 |
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