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Some Khotanese Past Participles
Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1966One of the difficulties in the study of the verbal system of a language that is comparatively little known can be finding the appropriate past participles to go with present stems or the reverse. This difficulty faces those working with Khotanese. H. W. Bailey has only recently assigned ārsta- to ārīh- ‘to share’ and pärsta- to prïh- ‘to conceal’. Some
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2011
Mòcheno, a German variety spoken in Trentino (Italy), displays an interesting case of phonologically conditioned suppletive allomorphy in past participle formation. Past participle formation involves a variety of strategies, from absence of a prefix, to affrication, to prefixing a CV-prefix ga-. I propose that two allomorphs are involved in the process,
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Mòcheno, a German variety spoken in Trentino (Italy), displays an interesting case of phonologically conditioned suppletive allomorphy in past participle formation. Past participle formation involves a variety of strategies, from absence of a prefix, to affrication, to prefixing a CV-prefix ga-. I propose that two allomorphs are involved in the process,
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The ge- Prefix of the Past Participle
Die Unterrichtspraxis / Teaching German, 1968When the topic "past participle" comes up, teachers using the audiolingual method undoubtedly have a certain advantage over the "traditional" method of instruction. The student in the audio-lingual class has been trained to recognize both the existence and the functional load of stress.
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The Temporal Orientation of Prenominal Past Participles in German
2015Rapp, I. & A. von Stechow (accepted). The temporal orientation of prenominal past participles in German. In C. Fortmann, W. Geuder, A. Lübbe & I. Rapp (eds.), Situationsargumente im Nominalbereich. Linguistische Arbeiten. Berlin: de Gruyter.
Rapp, I., Stechow, A.von
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Causal sentences with past participle
The Humanities and Education, 2022Tatiana V. Nerusheva +1 more
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On some puzzling past participles
Abstract This chapter examines certain anomalous Latin past participles in order to explain their irregular voice assignment. The chapter begins by noting that these past participles deviate from the synchronic rule governing voice assignment to -tus forms in Latin.openaire +1 more source
Children’s Productions of the Affix - ed in Past Tense and Past Participle Contexts
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2018Sean M Redmond
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