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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1937
In an illuminating article, ‘Le traitement du groupe Sanskrit sifflante + m Jules Bloch suggests that in the Northwest dialects of Indo-Aryan the groups sp and ṣp became ss and ṣṣ if preceded by a labial at the beginning of the word: Kashmiri braswār ‘Thursday’ < bhaspativāra- (cf. Pkt. bahassadi-, bihassaī-), and MS.
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In an illuminating article, ‘Le traitement du groupe Sanskrit sifflante + m Jules Bloch suggests that in the Northwest dialects of Indo-Aryan the groups sp and ṣp became ss and ṣṣ if preceded by a labial at the beginning of the word: Kashmiri braswār ‘Thursday’ < bhaspativāra- (cf. Pkt. bahassadi-, bihassaī-), and MS.
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1956
Whatever was the original meaning of IE *sneigwh-, it is clear that it already meant ‘snow’ in the time of Indo-European community. Words of that group are to be found in all branches of Indo-European except Hittite, Albanian, Armenian, and Tocharian (of which in any case the recorded vocabulary is small).
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Whatever was the original meaning of IE *sneigwh-, it is clear that it already meant ‘snow’ in the time of Indo-European community. Words of that group are to be found in all branches of Indo-European except Hittite, Albanian, Armenian, and Tocharian (of which in any case the recorded vocabulary is small).
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Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1948
Avestic has a series of compounds in which the word for ‘foot’, IE. *ped-, appears in its weakest ablaut grade, viz. -bd-: bibda-, βribda-, vīspabda- ‘double, treble, universal fetter’. Corresponding to these Sanskrit has forms with full grade: dvipád-, RV. nom. -pát, Pān. dvī- ‘ two-footed ’, RV. tripod-, AV. sdrvapad-; also RV.
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Avestic has a series of compounds in which the word for ‘foot’, IE. *ped-, appears in its weakest ablaut grade, viz. -bd-: bibda-, βribda-, vīspabda- ‘double, treble, universal fetter’. Corresponding to these Sanskrit has forms with full grade: dvipád-, RV. nom. -pát, Pān. dvī- ‘ two-footed ’, RV. tripod-, AV. sdrvapad-; also RV.
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Arica: A Desert Frontier in Transition
The Geographical Journal, 1964International boundaries tend in time to become the most significant of all geo? graphical divides. In terms of man's varying response t he e viro ment, contrasted development by contiguous States of physically-similar areas is often abruptly revealed in their border settlements while, in addition, frontiers focus quite sharply the extent to which ...
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Las lakitas, instrumentos musicales aerófonos, cuyo origen está en Los Andes centrales aproximadamente siete mil años atrás, llegan a la zona de Arica hace más de mil quinientos años y desde entonces han experimentado numerosas modificaciones estéticas y prácticas entre otras. Hasta mediados del siglo XX fueron elaboradas con caña vegetal.
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Las lakitas, instrumentos musicales aerófonos, cuyo origen está en Los Andes centrales aproximadamente siete mil años atrás, llegan a la zona de Arica hace más de mil quinientos años y desde entonces han experimentado numerosas modificaciones estéticas y prácticas entre otras. Hasta mediados del siglo XX fueron elaboradas con caña vegetal.
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The irruption of Afro-descendants in diversity politics: the case of Arica in northern Chile
Identities, 2021Francisca De La Maza
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