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a tend to be replaced by counterbleeding orders ; ( b ) rules tend to shift into an order which increases paradigm uniformity . A very large number of re - orderings are compatible with both principles — all the bleeding - order ...
a tend to be replaced by counterbleeding orders ; ( b ) rules tend to shift into an order which increases paradigm uniformity . A very large number of re - orderings are compatible with both principles — all the bleeding - order ...
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One aspect of this tendency is that allomorphic variation within paradigms is minimized ; another is that variations in ... among them paradigm uniformity , opacity , rule attraction , and others , all contribute to re - ordering .
One aspect of this tendency is that allomorphic variation within paradigms is minimized ; another is that variations in ... among them paradigm uniformity , opacity , rule attraction , and others , all contribute to re - ordering .
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The genesis of the characteristic Northern West Germanic paradigm 1sg . * habjö , 2sg . * habais , 3sg . * habaib , pl . * habjan is a problem that will concern us at greater length in 33 ; for the moment it is enough to observe that ...
The genesis of the characteristic Northern West Germanic paradigm 1sg . * habjö , 2sg . * habais , 3sg . * habaib , pl . * habjan is a problem that will concern us at greater length in 33 ; for the moment it is enough to observe that ...
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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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