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Seven are after a heavy syllable ( irregularly , we must suppose ) ; and four after a light ( short vowel ) . As we saw , 12 cases of trisyllabic pronunciation occur after a light syllable . It is to me incredible that this is original ...
Seven are after a heavy syllable ( irregularly , we must suppose ) ; and four after a light ( short vowel ) . As we saw , 12 cases of trisyllabic pronunciation occur after a light syllable . It is to me incredible that this is original ...
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dásyu- ; prut ( a ) , only after light ; pipru- ; śrutá- , 42 times after light , 4 after heavy ; verb forms śrutam , śruta , 9 after light , 4 after heavy , but also śrutam certain or likely , 5 times after heavy ( śrudhi , impv .
dásyu- ; prut ( a ) , only after light ; pipru- ; śrutá- , 42 times after light , 4 after heavy ; verb forms śrutam , śruta , 9 after light , 4 after heavy , but also śrutam certain or likely , 5 times after heavy ( śrudhi , impv .
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There are apparently two homonymous words turá- , one IE tyro- , the other IE turo- ; both should occur only after heavy syllables , the one by $ 8 , the other by $ 31a . With the first may be grouped the root - noun túr - before vowels ...
There are apparently two homonymous words turá- , one IE tyro- , the other IE turo- ; both should occur only after heavy syllables , the one by $ 8 , the other by $ 31a . With the first may be grouped the root - noun túr - before vowels ...
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME | 19 |
Derivation Ratios | 27 |
Pitch Accent in the Apachean Languages | 38 |
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