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For while it is true that every time we have / -ǝz / we find before it a morpheme ending in / s , š , č , z , ž , j / , e.g. fox , foxes , the statement seems to be false when we consider ox , oxen . Since or ends in / s / we might have ...
For while it is true that every time we have / -ǝz / we find before it a morpheme ending in / s , š , č , z , ž , j / , e.g. fox , foxes , the statement seems to be false when we consider ox , oxen . Since or ends in / s / we might have ...
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-ǝz / and mo't , we must distinguish the two environments : the first is any morphemes ending and beginning in C ; the second is certain particular morphemes ending in V and beginning in / w / . Hence we say that the alternant e for ...
-ǝz / and mo't , we must distinguish the two environments : the first is any morphemes ending and beginning in C ; the second is certain particular morphemes ending in V and beginning in / w / . Hence we say that the alternant e for ...
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But ušiyā shows a case - ending which does not belong to the dual , nor to the plural ; by meaning the form is instrumental , and so it must be taken as an instrumental to dual ušī- , with the ending of the singular .
But ušiyā shows a case - ending which does not belong to the dual , nor to the plural ; by meaning the form is instrumental , and so it must be taken as an instrumental to dual ušī- , with the ending of the singular .
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NUMBER DEDICATED TO GEORGE MELVILLE BOLLING | 1 |
Is Armenian an Anatolian Language? 2233 | 26 |
The Middle Verb vidērī | 39 |
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