10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DITTOLOGY»
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dittology in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dittology and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
The inverse is known as haplography. dittology Accidental or conventionalized
repetition of a syllable, e.g. dittolology or preventive ~ preventative. The opposite
process is known as haplology. cago, IL. 1954. 10.146-62. Nida, E. 1946.
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
Instead of a dittography we may be dealing with a case of 'dittology'. The
advantage of this explanation is that the first half of verse (d) would then be
tetrasyllabic, as usual in Y 48. We can interpret vdrdziid as the 2s. prs.ipv.act. of
vdrdziia-.
Michiel Arnoud Cor de Vaan, 2003
3
The Targum of Zephaniah: Manuscripts and Commentary
11.785 The unique pair ריסה-הנּפּ is an example of a reversal dittology that is
linked to previous usage. While before, they were used in the context of
punishment (1:16, 3:6, תֹֺנּפּ; 3:11, ריסא), now they are employed in the context
of salvation.
4
The Troubadour Tensos and Partimens: A Critical Edition
In particular, H tries to make the line readable by bringing pus forward to produce
a subordinate causal conjunction (pus quill). In addition its introduction of nius
generates the verbal dittology ama nius degna. The second part of the dittology ...
Ruth Harvey, Linda M. Paterson, Anna Radaelli
5
Fascist Virilities: Rhetoric, Ideology, and Social Fantasy ...
corollaries are likewise given ideological content, however unlikely they might
seem as candidates for such an attribution; these are binary and ternary
sentence structure, and synonymic dittology. The first, noted by Michele
Cortelazzo and ...
6
Repetition in Arabic Discourse: Paradigms, Syntagms, and the ...
Although the phenomenon Valesio has studied does seem to be the same as
what is under examination in this chapter, and although, as Valesio shows, the
term "dittology" has firm etymological roots in ancient Greek, I have chosen the
less ...
7
Special Publication...: Vedic Variants Series
Also some of the variants between mam and ma, when followed by a vowel,
seem to involve haplology or dittology (double or single syllables ma or ma-); in
this connexion some of these variants were listed in W 2 §812, but that list was ...
Linguistic Society of America, 1934
from memory on a secondary point in an article taken from a book which does not
pretend to scholarship is perhaps debatable; definitely so is Mrs. Jacobs'
extension of the stricture to my discussion of "dittology" in the classic Yiddish, ...
9
The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
OED lists 8 and details 4 words beginning haplo. haplo graphy: writing one letter,
syllable, or word where two belong; the reverse is dittography. haplology (
opposite of dittology): making one sound instead of two, sometimes a cause of ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
10
Memoirs of the life, times and writings, of the Rev. Thomas ...
And whereas, several years ago, thinking on the sacred name JEHOVAH, I had
fallen into a notion of its being a dittology, standing for JEHOVAH ELOHIM ; and
had written in the essay on Genesis, chap. xv. 2, let. f. lhat " Elohim" is never
found ...
