General Principles of the Structure of Language, Volumen2Trübner & Company, 1885 |
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James Byrne. § * 180 . Lithuanian roots express changes of radical meaning by changing the radical vowel , which indicates a tendency of thought to spread corresponding to a degree of slowness in mental action 181. Nominal stems • 182 ...
James Byrne. § * 180 . Lithuanian roots express changes of radical meaning by changing the radical vowel , which indicates a tendency of thought to spread corresponding to a degree of slowness in mental action 181. Nominal stems • 182 ...
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... radical element precedes the derivative element , according to the scope and need there is for observation PAGE 310 311 312 312 313 313 314 316 317 317 15. The second correspondence found in Tamil 318 16 . the nomad languages of Asia ...
... radical element precedes the derivative element , according to the scope and need there is for observation PAGE 310 311 312 312 313 313 314 316 317 317 15. The second correspondence found in Tamil 318 16 . the nomad languages of Asia ...
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... radical part goes first as they have to give strong attention to the nature of things and to the modes of action the Chinese group of languages 339 343 347 349 18 . 350 19-22 . the Syro - Arabian , Indo - European , and Bask lan- guages ...
... radical part goes first as they have to give strong attention to the nature of things and to the modes of action the Chinese group of languages 339 343 347 349 18 . 350 19-22 . the Syro - Arabian , Indo - European , and Bask lan- guages ...
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... radical idea itself , however , has re- markable integrity ; and to this probably it is due that the Syro - Arabian root seldom has the same consonant for the first and second syllables ; for this would be a reduplication of the first ...
... radical idea itself , however , has re- markable integrity ; and to this probably it is due that the Syro - Arabian root seldom has the same consonant for the first and second syllables ; for this would be a reduplication of the first ...
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... radical idea with a dis- tinct word , thought separately , instead of with a derivative element thought as part of the idea . This is to be seen in the Syro- Arabian languages as well as in Chinese ( 5 ) , Siamese ( 19 ) , and Burmese ...
... radical idea with a dis- tinct word , thought separately , instead of with a derivative element thought as part of the idea . This is to be seen in the Syro- Arabian languages as well as in Chinese ( 5 ) , Siamese ( 19 ) , and Burmese ...
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3d pl 3d sing accent accus accusative action adjective Amharic Anglo-Saxon aorist Arabic aspirate Atmane becomes Bopp breath chap compound conjugation connection consonant dative declension denote diphthongs dropped Ethiopic expressed feminine final vowel follows formation future gender genitive Gothic Gram Greek Grimm Guna Ibid imperative imperfect Indo-European infection infinitive Irish Kafir languages Latin latter lengthened less locative masc masculine medial Middle High German neut neuter nominal stems nominative singular noun Old High German Old Norse participle passive past perfect person endings personal pronouns plural postpositions preceding prefixed prepositions present race radical vowel realisation reduplication reflexive root Sanskrit second plural second singular sect sense Slavonic sometimes stem ending subjoined subjunctive substantive objects suffix syllable Syro-Arabian tendency tense Teutonic third person third plural third singular thought tive umlaut utterance verb verbal stem vocalised volition weak weakened Welsh word Zend Zeuss
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