General Principles of the Structure of Language, Volumen2

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Active and passive perfect and imperfect of the various stem forms
54
Moods
55
Object suffixes
56
Formations of substantives and adjectives
57
Gender of substantives
58
Number of substantives
59
6062 Declension arthritic nature of final n and
60
Numerals their gender declension and construction
63
Prepositions conjunctions adverbial and negative particles
64
Verbal expression of position in time 4
65
13
68
Distinction of gender
80
Pronouns object suffixes affection of nouns and of adjec
89
20
90
Haussa
92
29
93
Pronouns
97
Consonants and vowels
99
Pronouns
100
171 Reduction in Africa of the object of the act of thought in the SyroArabian languages as in the Chinese group it is reduced in approaching to India
101
THE INDOEUROPEAN LANGUAGES 1 Characteristic difference from the SyroArabian
102
Object suffixes
103
Three genders and three numbers of the noun formations of nominal stems
104
Case endings
105
Degrees of comparison of adjectives distinction of genders
107
814 Analysis of case endings
109
Emphatic suflix of the noun compared with the definite
112
1723 Person endings of present imperfect potential and impera tive Parasmai and Atmane
115
The perfect
120
Two future forms
121
Benedictive or precative forni
122
Infinitive
123
Formation of denominative verbs
125
Prepositions conjunctions
127
4244 Features of syntax examples
128
45 Thought spreads in correspondence with the inferior readi ness of excitability
131
Phonesis more vocalic than Sanskrit the words more separate
132
Numerals their construction
133
63
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Phonesis softer than Ethiopic and with less pressure
141
Composition
145
Prepositions and conjunctions
147
Derivative verbs and nouns
152
The optative better called the ideal intensifying construc
199
Weakness of comparative thought
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240
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29
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6870 Weakness of correlation and of the substance of the noun 71 No abstract copula 67 Construction of verbal nouns seems to indicate strong sense...
213
Present parts of the verb
215
Lithuanian
220
5 6
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30
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96
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expressed by changes of its vowels
249
Armenian PAGE 231 Three periods of the Armenian language
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element
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Declension of the noun apparent use of an arthritic 235 Adjectives comparative degree
257
Numerals their inflections
258
32
259
Few pure prepositions
262
Comparative discussion of Armenian forms
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97
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Where spoken
265
Declension of the noun order of words
266
Adjective construction with its substantive degrees of com parison suffixes of degree
267
Pronouns
268
Irregularities in the concord of the verb and its subject 73 Constructions for the relative pronoun 74 Examples
271
Conclusion Concomitant variation through all the languages of quickness of thought and contraction of object
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CHAPTER II
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Superior subjectivity of their verb
275
Their sense of grammatical gender
276
THE FEATURES OF LANGUAGE WHICH ACCOMPANY THE HABITS
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Ethiopic
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32
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The sense of the personality of the subject in the verb is propor
285
33
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the IndoEuropean and SyroArabian
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8
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3
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Genitive and adjective precede when careful attention has habi
323
Is the inclusive and exclusive first person dual and plural con
355
Utterance of the consonants with strong pressure of breath from
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CHAPTER IV
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In Celtic
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The peculiar endowment in man from which language springs
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