Language, Band 49,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1973 |
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... suffix , only stems belonging to the same harmonic class ( for the most part ) are exceptional . Thus , consider a ... suffix , then the stem can be considered ex- ceptional and the front - vowel alternant of the suffix underlying ...
... suffix , only stems belonging to the same harmonic class ( for the most part ) are exceptional . Thus , consider a ... suffix , then the stem can be considered ex- ceptional and the front - vowel alternant of the suffix underlying ...
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... suffix is / ne / , which is exempt from VH in the 1st person singular . The class of neutral - vowel stems that take back - vowel suffixes includes verbs as well as nouns . Accordingly , such verbs have the back - vowel alternant of the ...
... suffix is / ne / , which is exempt from VH in the 1st person singular . The class of neutral - vowel stems that take back - vowel suffixes includes verbs as well as nouns . Accordingly , such verbs have the back - vowel alternant of the ...
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... suffix assimilates to the previous suffix , and not to the stem , in kas - čen - terex ' more toward evening ' ; cf. kas ' evening ' , kas - čen ' toward evening ' . In Chuvash the instrumental suffix -pa / pe is regular : atte - pe ...
... suffix assimilates to the previous suffix , and not to the stem , in kas - čen - terex ' more toward evening ' ; cf. kas ' evening ' , kas - čen ' toward evening ' . In Chuvash the instrumental suffix -pa / pe is regular : atte - pe ...
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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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