The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Volym 17Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 1888 |
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... suffixes as does the Semitic partiality for words of three consonants from the Indo - European carelessness about the number of syllables in a word . Though it is quite true that the Semitic languages at times approach the Indo ...
... suffixes as does the Semitic partiality for words of three consonants from the Indo - European carelessness about the number of syllables in a word . Though it is quite true that the Semitic languages at times approach the Indo ...
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... suffixes . That not only the verbal roots and stems , but that the pronominal suffixes of the first , second , and third persons of the verb should be ultimately the same , that the formation of the nominative , genitive , and ...
... suffixes . That not only the verbal roots and stems , but that the pronominal suffixes of the first , second , and third persons of the verb should be ultimately the same , that the formation of the nominative , genitive , and ...
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... suffix is seen to be bound as tightly to the verbal in Finnic as in Aryan , the method of formation is iden- tical , and the suffix is common to both . The comparison might be extended to other formative suffixes which are employed both ...
... suffix is seen to be bound as tightly to the verbal in Finnic as in Aryan , the method of formation is iden- tical , and the suffix is common to both . The comparison might be extended to other formative suffixes which are employed both ...
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... suffix . In Finnic the suffix of the second person plural is t - te ( as in tule - t - te , ye come ) , compounded of the plural suffix t as before , and to thou . In Aryan the suffix was originally ta - si from ta , and the plural ...
... suffix . In Finnic the suffix of the second person plural is t - te ( as in tule - t - te , ye come ) , compounded of the plural suffix t as before , and to thou . In Aryan the suffix was originally ta - si from ta , and the plural ...
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... suffix t inserted before the pronominal suffix . The singular and plural were regarded as independent words , and the suffixes were tacked on , just as in English we tack on the sign of the genitive in such words as man and men , e.g. ...
... suffix t inserted before the pronominal suffix . The singular and plural were regarded as independent words , and the suffixes were tacked on , just as in English we tack on the sign of the genitive in such words as man and men , e.g. ...
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