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Hitt . genu ' knee ' is sometimes written gi - e - nu ( e.g. KUB 7.1.3.19 , 26 ) and sometimes gi - nu ( e.g. KUB 7.1.3.7 ) or , in the dat . pl . , ki - nu - wa - aš ( KUB 10.52.1.16 , 6.7 ) . Since the signs gi and ki stand equally ...
Hitt . genu ' knee ' is sometimes written gi - e - nu ( e.g. KUB 7.1.3.19 , 26 ) and sometimes gi - nu ( e.g. KUB 7.1.3.7 ) or , in the dat . pl . , ki - nu - wa - aš ( KUB 10.52.1.16 , 6.7 ) . Since the signs gi and ki stand equally ...
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respectively to IE -mi , -si , -ti , and -nti , and they are constantly written with the syllabic signs mi , ši , and zi , although alternative signs me , še , and zé are available . I do not know that the syllabic signs are ever ...
respectively to IE -mi , -si , -ti , and -nti , and they are constantly written with the syllabic signs mi , ši , and zi , although alternative signs me , še , and zé are available . I do not know that the syllabic signs are ever ...
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The writing is historical rather than phonemic ; e.g. three sibilants are written ( s , ș , ) , but in practically ... while the written c and ch are represented by the one phoneme [ s ] ; written t and į are represented by an alveolar ...
The writing is historical rather than phonemic ; e.g. three sibilants are written ( s , ș , ) , but in practically ... while the written c and ch are represented by the one phoneme [ s ] ; written t and į are represented by an alveolar ...
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NUMBER DEDICATED TO GEORGE MELVILLE BOLLING | 1 |
Is Armenian an Anatolian Language? | 22 |
Statistical Patterns in Gothic Phonology | 33 |
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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