10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «APTOTIC» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Comparative philology. From the Edinb. review
This language, then, is called aptotic hy Dr. Latham, aptotic being derived from a
=not, and ptosis=case. And if by the application of ' the vaunted laws concerning
the permutation and transition of letters,' the termination am in stawam, we praise
...
Comparative philology,
1851
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
This language, then, is called aptotic by Dr. Latham, aptotic being derived from a
=not, and ptosis=case. And if by the application of ' the vaunted laws concerning
the permutation and transition of letters,' the termination am in stawam, we praise
...
3
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
This language, then, is called aptotic by Dr. Latham, aptotic being derived from a
=not, and ptosis=case. And if by the application of ' the vaunted laws concerning
the permutation and transition of letters,' the termination am in stawam, we praise
...
Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, William Empson,
1851
4
The Natural History of the Human Species: Its Typical Forms, ...
The Seriform stock, of which the chief divisions are the Chinese, the Tibetans, the
Assamese, the Siamese, the Kambojians, the Burmese, the Mou, and numerous
unplaced tribes ; their languages are generally monosyllabic and aptotic.
Charles Hamilton Smith, Samuel Kneeland,
1851
5
Essays on the Languages, Literature, and Religion of Nepál ...
... and without insisting so much upon the primitiveness of this type as upon its
much more interesting feature of a connecting bond between the so-called
monosyllabic aptotic and the so-called polysyllabic' non-aptotic classes—classes
which ...
Brian Houghton Hodgson,
2013
... 200 boiling point of, 69 derivatives, pAl, values of , 148 pA.j value of, 147
resonance forms for, 185 Acetic anhydride, 712 Aceloacelic ester condensation,
803 Acetoacetyl-ACP, 815 Acetone, 704 aldol reaction of , 791 as polar aptotic
solvent ...
HO2C OH OH OH HO 2 C Ac OH OX HO HO O O O O O O O HN HN Y O Heparan
sulfate X=H or SO3− Y=H, SO3− or Ac OX O Major aptotic disaccharide repeating
unit Minor variable disaccharide repeating unit HO2C OH OSO3− OSO3− ...
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Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
Languages-- aptotic and agglutinate, rarely with a true amalgamate inflection.
See Language. Distribution — Asia, Polynesia, America. Influence upon Oie
history of the world, material rather than moral. A Altaic Monooud^:. — 1. Serif
orm ...
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
This language, then, is called aptotic by Dr. Latham, aptotic being derived from a
=not, and ptosis=case. And if by the application of ' the vaunted laws concerning
the permutation and transition of letters,' the termination am in stawam, we praise
...
Now an aptote is an indelineable noun and this form of speech is called aptotic,
or the aptotic form. It is a transitional form and is changed to a form in which the
connections of the words are expressed by an addition to them of certain ...