Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... dialects of London English , the two vowels remained distinct . In the early 15th century , ME a → in all southern dialects , including the one in which - > e ME → e . Thus , before Vowel Shift occurred later in the 15th century ...
... dialects of London English , the two vowels remained distinct . In the early 15th century , ME a → in all southern dialects , including the one in which - > e ME → e . Thus , before Vowel Shift occurred later in the 15th century ...
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... dialects as still spoken toward the end of the 19th century differed from the surrounding Czech dialects by a striking peculiarity : the occurrence of apico - alveolar consonants / t d n / corresponding to Proto - Slavic bilabial con ...
... dialects as still spoken toward the end of the 19th century differed from the surrounding Czech dialects by a striking peculiarity : the occurrence of apico - alveolar consonants / t d n / corresponding to Proto - Slavic bilabial con ...
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... dialects , and in many dialects yielded different reflexes depending on the environment . In Old Czech , sharped and plain labials were opposed before / i / ( e.g. / m , ili : / ' dear ' , / miš / ' mouse ' ) , before / u / ( / b , u ...
... dialects , and in many dialects yielded different reflexes depending on the environment . In Old Czech , sharped and plain labials were opposed before / i / ( e.g. / m , ili : / ' dear ' , / miš / ' mouse ' ) , before / u / ( / b , u ...
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Truth is a linguistic question | 539 |
Rule insertion | 551 |
Abstract vowel harmony systems in Uralic and Altaic languages | 579 |
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