10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DESINENTIAL»
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Balto-Slavic Accentual Mobility
... on a non-desinential syllable; if the pre-desinential syllable is accented, it has
acute tone. 2 Accent on a short or circumflex pre-desinential syllable alternating
with desinential accentuation; pre-desinential accentuation in the dative plural.
2
Perspectives on Tenth Century Arabic Grammar Al-Zajjaji's ...
Chapter 2 Desinential Inflection1 Nouns desinentially inflect in the raf 'nominative
,' nasb 'accusative,' and xafd 'genitive' cases; the jazm 'jussive' does not occur in
nouns. Verbs3 desinentially inflect in the raf 'indicative,' nasb 'subjunctive,' ...
3
Cognitive and Communicative Approaches to Linguistic Analysis
It is of interest to note not only that, in the contemporary language, desinential h
of the first person singular is morphologically unconnected with the same
segment of the first person singular and the third person plural, although it is
connected ...
Ellen Contini-Morava, Robert S. Kirsner, Betsy Rodríguez-Bachiller, 2004
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Circum-Baltic Languages: Volume 1: Past and Present
(7) Examples without prefixes (where -i- is the marker of the verbal stem-type): a.
brod -i -u (root back vowel > desinential back vowel) wander -SM —3SG 'he/ she
wanders' b. sluav -i -da (root back vowel > desinential back vowel) praise -SM ...
Östen Dahl, Maria Koptjevskaja-Tamm, 2001
A second restriction, i.e. the incidence of desinential inflection, allows him then to
exclude from the category of kalima the bound morphemes belonging to the
concatenative morphology. However, in his commentary to the sentence “the ...
Giuliano Lancioni, Lidia Bettini, 2011
6
The Circum-Baltic Languages: Typology and Contact
-u (root back vowel > desinential back vowel) -3SG -da (root back vowel >
desinential back vowel) -INF -ti (root front vowel > desinential front vowel) -3SG d.
sluuz -i -mah (root back vowel > desinential back vowel) serve -SM -INF 'to serve'
e.
Östen Dahl, Maria Koptjevskaja-Tamm, 2001
7
Studies in Romance Linguistics: Selected Proceedings from ...
Maegan? 6.3 Desinential agreement in impersonal constructions Perhaps the
strongest independent evidence one could adduce in support of the inflectional
theory of clitics presented in this paper is the acquisition in the Romance
languages ...
Carl Kirschner, Janet Ann DeCesaris, 1989
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Hua: A Papuan Language of the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea
The two patterns are reminiscent of the Hua conjugation types: Subjunctive
ablaut Desinential ablaut l. u o 2. i a 3. (suppletion) i l. u u 2/3. 1 a l. u u 2/3. i a
The subjunctive ablaut alternation system is similar to that found in Hua i-stem
verbs, ...
9
Contemporary Approaches to Romance Linguistics: Selected ...
This indicates that the high front theme vowel (-/) generalizes mid-vowel height
before any unstressed desinential vowel, regardless of whether it is in word-final
position, but that the high and low non-front theme vowels (-a, -/) do not undergo
...
Julie Auger, J. Clancy Clements, Barbara Vance, 2004
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The Jewels of the Qur'an
From this shell branch off five sciences which are the sciences of the rind, the
shell and the garment [of the Qur'an], Thus from the words of the Qur'an, stemmed
off the science of Arabic language; from the desinential syntax of the words, ...
