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The Grammar of Russian Metalinguistic Comparatives

Scando-Slavica, 2017
ABSTRACTThe paper studies Russian metalinguistic comparatives. Specifically, it argues that Russian exhibits three single meta-comparatives (skoree ‘sooner’, bol′se ‘more’, and lucse ‘better’, lit.), which are derived as a result of grammaticalisation of corresponding standard comparatives and three double meta-comparatives (skoree bol′se, bol′se ...
Natalia Zevakhina   +2 more
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Comparative Grammar.

Modern Language Notes, 1894
H. Schmidt-Wartenberg, Victor Henry
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The Principal Step in Comparative Grammar

Language, 1950
[Reconstruction by the comparative method (as distinct from internal reconstruction based on alternations between phonemes in a paradigm) is essentially a problem in phonemics, in which the place of allophones is taken by sets of sound correspondences that are partially alike (share one component) and in complementary distribution.
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A survey of general comparative grammar

Journal of Linguistics, 1988
There have been quite a number of books on general comparative syntax in the last few years. To mention but a few, there are Comrie (I98 I), Mallinson & Blake (I98I) (cf. Lehmann, I984 a, for discussion), Givon (I984), Foley & Van Valin (I984).
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A Comparative French Grammar

The Modern Language Journal, 1951
Marion Tamin   +2 more
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Current Issues in Comparative Grammar

Language, 1998
Mary Laughren, Robert Freidin
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Japanese Syntax in Comparative Grammar

The Journal of the Association of Teachers of Japanese, 1994
Chisato Kitagawa, Nobuko Hasegawa
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Comparative Semitic Grammar

The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1928
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