Language, Bände 19-20George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1943 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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... laryngeal consonants , in which i stood to y . I will go so far as to say that such a theory seems to me abstractly quite reason- able , though still very speculative.59 I would , however , caution against operat- ing , even ...
... laryngeal consonants , in which i stood to y . I will go so far as to say that such a theory seems to me abstractly quite reason- able , though still very speculative.59 I would , however , caution against operat- ing , even ...
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... laryngeal sounds . Thereafter these studies moved rapidly , and Sturtevant promptly took his place as their foremost investigator and interpreter . His views may be summarized as follows ; in most points they agree with the results of ...
... laryngeal sounds . Thereafter these studies moved rapidly , and Sturtevant promptly took his place as their foremost investigator and interpreter . His views may be summarized as follows ; in most points they agree with the results of ...
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... laryngeal ) —to which the -m is attached as to many pronouns . The Aryan gh is by the influence of dat . - loc . * meĝhi , seen in Skt . mahy - am and in Lt. miht . Inasmuch as the word keeps the full - grade e in all its variants , the ...
... laryngeal ) —to which the -m is attached as to many pronouns . The Aryan gh is by the influence of dat . - loc . * meĝhi , seen in Skt . mahy - am and in Lt. miht . Inasmuch as the word keeps the full - grade e in all its variants , the ...
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