Language, Bände 7-9George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1931 |
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... Indo - European t is familiar as the ablative ending of o - stems . Indo - Hittite ts became Indo - European s , and this appears in Greek xaλws , etc. , and in ablatives of all declensions except the o - declension . Many Indo - European ...
... Indo - European t is familiar as the ablative ending of o - stems . Indo - Hittite ts became Indo - European s , and this appears in Greek xaλws , etc. , and in ablatives of all declensions except the o - declension . Many Indo - European ...
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... Indo - Euro- pean voiceless sounds are frequently voiced in Low German : for in- stance * s - z- , cf. Dutch zon ' sun ' , where the change is indicated in the writing . According to ' Verner's Law ' Indo - European unvoiced stops ...
... Indo - Euro- pean voiceless sounds are frequently voiced in Low German : for in- stance * s - z- , cf. Dutch zon ' sun ' , where the change is indicated in the writing . According to ' Verner's Law ' Indo - European unvoiced stops ...
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... Indo - European , but that both Indo - European and Hittite are developments of one and the same language , which he terms Indo - Hittite . The basis of the argument is that there are a number of phenomena in which Hittite is more archaic ...
... Indo - European , but that both Indo - European and Hittite are developments of one and the same language , which he terms Indo - Hittite . The basis of the argument is that there are a number of phenomena in which Hittite is more archaic ...
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I | 1 |
The Origin of the Latin quiClauses | 14 |
Notes on the Gweabo Language of Liberia | 30 |
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