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Moreover , a number of these verbs developed secondary meanings in which the frequentative character of the -ettan ... It would seem reasonable to define an intensive verb as one which indicates an increase in the force or degree of the ...
Moreover , a number of these verbs developed secondary meanings in which the frequentative character of the -ettan ... It would seem reasonable to define an intensive verb as one which indicates an increase in the force or degree of the ...
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suffix -ettan as an active verb - forming element . It is strange that although citations for at least twenty - five of these verbs may be found in texts of the 11th century - a number equal to that of any preceding hundred - year ...
suffix -ettan as an active verb - forming element . It is strange that although citations for at least twenty - five of these verbs may be found in texts of the 11th century - a number equal to that of any preceding hundred - year ...
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MISCELLANEA ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE CELTIC VERB MYLES DILLON , UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN [ The finite verb in Old Irish and Old Welsh contains an affixed or infixed subject pronoun . Lenition of the verb initial after preverbs originally ...
MISCELLANEA ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE CELTIC VERB MYLES DILLON , UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN [ The finite verb in Old Irish and Old Welsh contains an affixed or infixed subject pronoun . Lenition of the verb initial after preverbs originally ...
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Is Armenian an Anatolian Language? | 22 |
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accent according alternants American analysis appears assume beginning beside called clear common comparative connection consonant contain corresponding derived determined dialects discussion distinction element ending English evidence example existence explained expression fact final forms frequently give given grammar Hitt Hittite important Indic initial instances Italy language later Latin less linguistic material meaning morpheme noun object occur original parallel pattern perhaps person phonemes position possible preceded present probably pronoun question recorded reference relation represent result root rule seems semivowel separate short similar single sound speech spellings statement stem stop stress suffix suggested syllable texts tion unit University verb vowel words writing written