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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... tense . The tense functions of these forms will be discussed in detail below . In two forms , the 1st and 2d sing . , are seen the traces of a tense which is formed by means of a suffix -n , the true temporal element , plus personal ...
... tense . The tense functions of these forms will be discussed in detail below . In two forms , the 1st and 2d sing . , are seen the traces of a tense which is formed by means of a suffix -n , the true temporal element , plus personal ...
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... tenses and use both the perfect in -čā and the narrative tense in -ra . Summing up , it can be said that in Transbaikalia a certain small group of dialects exists in which as a narrative tense the perfect in -ča is preferred to the tense ...
... tenses and use both the perfect in -čā and the narrative tense in -ra . Summing up , it can be said that in Transbaikalia a certain small group of dialects exists in which as a narrative tense the perfect in -ča is preferred to the tense ...
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... tense formation is of two types : ' weak ' and ' strong ' . The former is based on the chief root + tense sign and personal endings , and is found in all verbs of I and III ; in II , it is found in 2. , 4. , and 5. of all verbs , and in ...
... tense formation is of two types : ' weak ' and ' strong ' . The former is based on the chief root + tense sign and personal endings , and is found in all verbs of I and III ; in II , it is found in 2. , 4. , and 5. of all verbs , and in ...
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