General Principles of the Structure of Language, Volumen2Trübner & Company, 1885 |
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Página vi
... relation * 86 . Inaptitude for thinking fine elements separately . 87-92 . Weakness of comparative thought , of correlation , and of the substance of the noun ; construction of the numerals ; substitutes for the copula • 93. Want of ...
... relation * 86 . Inaptitude for thinking fine elements separately . 87-92 . Weakness of comparative thought , of correlation , and of the substance of the noun ; construction of the numerals ; substitutes for the copula • 93. Want of ...
Página vii
... relation 135. No article ; the suffix defines and connects 136. Adverbial expression 137. Connection of the construct state less close than in Arabic pronominal expression of the genitive 138. Imperfect concords of substantive and ...
... relation 135. No article ; the suffix defines and connects 136. Adverbial expression 137. Connection of the construct state less close than in Arabic pronominal expression of the genitive 138. Imperfect concords of substantive and ...
Página ix
... relation 176 128. Derivation and composition . 176 129 , 130. Order of words , and other features of syntax in Irish and British 176 * 131 . Examples of Old Irish ' ; fragmentary character corresponding to Celtic quickness ; intonation ...
... relation 176 128. Derivation and composition . 176 129 , 130. Order of words , and other features of syntax in Irish and British 176 * 131 . Examples of Old Irish ' ; fragmentary character corresponding to Celtic quickness ; intonation ...
Página xv
... relation thought with a due sense of both correlatives , according as skill is developed in the race . development of elements of relation in the language corresponds to that of art or ingenuity in the race . 1-3 . The above ...
... relation thought with a due sense of both correlatives , according as skill is developed in the race . development of elements of relation in the language corresponds to that of art or ingenuity in the race . 1-3 . The above ...
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... relation are less distinct than the singular , and the relations to the former are consequently less distinctly thought than the relations to the latter , so that all nouns are diptote in the dual and plural . The two individuals also ...
... relation are less distinct than the singular , and the relations to the former are consequently less distinctly thought than the relations to the latter , so that all nouns are diptote in the dual and plural . The two individuals also ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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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