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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... written y , v ; and an ( for nn ) is often written n . Some common Vedic words are invariably written in ways obviously inconsistent with their original pronuncia- tion ( as spoken by the poets ) .25 The sandhi of the written texts is ...
... written y , v ; and an ( for nn ) is often written n . Some common Vedic words are invariably written in ways obviously inconsistent with their original pronuncia- tion ( as spoken by the poets ) .25 The sandhi of the written texts is ...
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... written in our tradition , it does not hold always , even in the language of the poets . Some words regularly are pronounced with y , not iy , and v , not uv , after a light syllable , even though the writing indicates í , ú . Examples ...
... written in our tradition , it does not hold always , even in the language of the poets . Some words regularly are pronounced with y , not iy , and v , not uv , after a light syllable , even though the writing indicates í , ú . Examples ...
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... writing a postconsonantal į , except after h , is written -iy- : thus tya- would normally be written taiya- and not taya- . On the other hand , haya would be the proper represen- tation of hya or haya or hiya , without the possibility ...
... writing a postconsonantal į , except after h , is written -iy- : thus tya- would normally be written taiya- and not taya- . On the other hand , haya would be the proper represen- tation of hya or haya or hiya , without the possibility ...
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