Language, Bände 7-9George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1931 |
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... forms bear no partial phonetic - semantic resemblance to other forms ; that is , they do not consist of lesser meaningful forms . Examples are ouch ; yes ; boy ; the suffix -ish . Let us call these ' simple forms ' . Some linguistic forms ...
... forms bear no partial phonetic - semantic resemblance to other forms ; that is , they do not consist of lesser meaningful forms . Examples are ouch ; yes ; boy ; the suffix -ish . Let us call these ' simple forms ' . Some linguistic forms ...
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... form which is co- extensive with the whole speech , is the ' largest - form ' in the utterance . If simple , it is the only form ; if complex , it is larger than the included forms . What is in one utterance the largest - form , may in ...
... form which is co- extensive with the whole speech , is the ' largest - form ' in the utterance . If simple , it is the only form ; if complex , it is larger than the included forms . What is in one utterance the largest - form , may in ...
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... forms ' , and all others , ' free forms ' . Most or all languages favor certain ones among their free forms for use as largest - forms . These ' favorite largest - forms ' are distinguished by lexical and grammatical features ; in ...
... forms ' , and all others , ' free forms ' . Most or all languages favor certain ones among their free forms for use as largest - forms . These ' favorite largest - forms ' are distinguished by lexical and grammatical features ; in ...
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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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