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The historical morphology of definiteness in Baltic [PDF]
Indo-European Linguistics, 2018 Abstract The history of the definite adjective in Baltic has been the object of a considerable tradition of research. Most studies approach the problem from an angle which emphasizes the prehistory of the construction and its deeper genealogical ties as well as structurally comparable constructions in neighboring languages.
Sommer, Florian
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Burmese Historical Morphology [PDF]
Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, 1977 Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society (1977), pp.
Graham Thurgood, Thurgood, Graham
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Conzenian Tradition in Polish Urban Historical Morphology [PDF]
European Spatial Research and Policy, 2014 The scientific heritage of M. R. G. Conzen, who is considered one of the most outstanding historical geographers and urban morphologists in the world, has made a huge impact on the contemporary urban historic morphology. Nowadays it would be very hard to
Mariusz Kulesza
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Historical phonology and morphology in the nineteenth century: abstractness vs. empiricism
Papers in Historical Phonology, 2016 In the first half of the nineteenth century comparative and historical linguistics focused mainly on morphological structure. Although important phonological discoveries were made, phonology played a subsidiary role to morphology.
András Cser
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Urban morphology and artificial intelligence
, 2022 This commentary aims to concisely introduce artificial intelligence and urbantech for urban morphologists. We are in a midst of a new revolution in machine learning with 'neural nets' capable of understanding human speech and written language and ...
Stojanovski, Todor,
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A note on the Baltic future participle
Baltistica, 2012 The lack of fit between the finite forms (Lith. 3 duõs, 1 pl. dúosime, etc.) and the participle (Lith. dúosiant-, cf. Sl. byšǫšt-) of the Baltic future (going back to two PIE desiderative types: athematic and *‑se/o‑) can be explained as follows: since ...
Miguel Villanueva Svensson
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Das Merkmal für 3. Person im litauischen Verbalsystem
Baltistica, 2018 Eine Besonderheit des baltischen Verbalsystems besteht darin, dass für 3. Person nur eine Form auftritt, die für Singular, Dual und Plural in gleicher Weise gebraucht wird. Die herkömmlich Deutung, dass lit. vẽda die ererbte Form für 3. Sg. repräsentiere
Alfred Bammesberger
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Kantasaamen sensiivisen *-kše̮-johtimen kehityksestä ja edustuksesta nykysaamessa
Nordlyd: Tromsø University Working Papers on Language & Linguistics, 2022 The article discusses Saami censive verbs containing the suffixal element -š-, such as North Saami guhkášit ‘consider (too) long’ (of guhkki ‘long’).
Eino Koponen, Juha Kuokkala
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Once again on the neuter pronoun -ti ‘this’
Baltistica, 2015 Ostrowski (spausdinama) yra pasiūlęs alomorfus -ǀtai-g : -t# ir -ǀkai-g : -k# (plg. slie. beǀtai-g : bèt’ / bèt ir slie. juǀkai-g : jùk’ / jùk) aiškinti kaip galutinio dvibalsio monoftongizacijos rezultatas, t. y. *be-ǀtai ‘ir tai’ > *beǀtie > beti
Norbert Ostrowski
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The morphology of the times: European cities and their historical growth
, 2016 Recensione del volume The morphology of the times: European cities and their historical growth by Ton Hinse, DOM Publishers, Berlin, Germany, 2014, 304 pp.
CAMIZ, Alessandro
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