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No special analogic machinery has to be assumed for the long 7 before n plus consonant in the 3d plural indicative ( and present participle ) , since ( Wilmanns 3.86 ) the development of * õja to Ō can perfectly well be later than the ...
No special analogic machinery has to be assumed for the long 7 before n plus consonant in the 3d plural indicative ( and present participle ) , since ( Wilmanns 3.86 ) the development of * õja to Ō can perfectly well be later than the ...
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But in fact it does not , at least on the evidence of forms cited by Krause in WTG I. Neither here ( 60 ) nor in the Verbalverzeichnis under the particular root is a single 1 sg . athematic indicative form cited , except possibly yoku ...
But in fact it does not , at least on the evidence of forms cited by Krause in WTG I. Neither here ( 60 ) nor in the Verbalverzeichnis under the particular root is a single 1 sg . athematic indicative form cited , except possibly yoku ...
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athematic forms seems also to be on the wane at the moment of our documentation , giving way before a more distinctive type of subjunctive - indicative contrast , namely that offered by the ā - subjunctive . 4. It is not always possible ...
athematic forms seems also to be on the wane at the moment of our documentation , giving way before a more distinctive type of subjunctive - indicative contrast , namely that offered by the ā - subjunctive . 4. It is not always possible ...
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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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