10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SIGMATION»
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sigmation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sigmation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Complete Poems of William Barnes: Volume I: Poems in the ...
(1836). sigmation (1847a, §37C). Vernon's suggestion (assuming that Barnes is
reporting him accurately) appears in this instance to be wrong. The ending in
each of the examples given does not result from 'the addition of s to a word' (
OED2, ...
T. L. Burton, K. K. Ruthven, 2013
TABLE 5: Sigmation SMF/AT210 I/O Addresses The address ranges for the
Sigmation board are set into a PAL; the range in force is selected by board
switches. Each port may be assigned its own interrupt. TABLE 6: Star Cute
OC8000 I/O ...
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Chilton's I & C S: The Industrial and Process Control Magazine
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: An Original Work of Reference ...
656 sida—sigmation '* the fourth tribe of the order Cucurhitaceaz, with Sicyos [VL
4021 for type, and containing five other genera. Stamens three to five, generally
with connate filaments; anthers various; ovary one-celled, with a single ovule ...
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AN INQUIRY INTO THE CHARACTER AND ORIGIN OF THE POSSESSIVE ...
Anewst, or Aniste. [S-S. an-nyhst? or, as Mr. Vernon thinks, a corruption of nigh
by sigmation, as in along-st for along, &c.] At nearest. '.Anewst the seame:' 'Very
nearly the same.' 'Don't goo aniste en:' 'Don't go near him.' Ankly. [S-S. ancleow.]
...
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Transactions of the Philological Society
... by sigmation?) A knock; a short sound of a sudden blow. Snout. To snub one.
Sock. To sigh with a short loudish sound. Sog. [S-S. socian, to soak; Du. zaght,
soft, washy.] To saturate or loosen with wet. Spoken of land, or a road. So'jer.
Philological Society (Great Britain), 1864
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Poems of Rural Life, in the Dorset Dialect: With a ...
Mr. Vernon suggests peculiar forms of English words, as originating from our
unhappy prone- ness to sigmation ; such as — again-st, from again, among-st,
from among. while -s, while -st, from while. So, by foresetting an s, we get the
English ...
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The Lumber Industry ...
... sigmation. e 'eve t e time is ripe or a stea y an gra u - vance in the price of
hemlock, but _we must be careful and not t to go too fast, esplecially at this time,
as the' season has not 0.1 vanced far enoug so t at people have decided
definitely u ...
United States. Bureau of Corporations, Luther Conant, Joseph Edward Davies, 1914
Scott (J. A.) Studies in Greek Sigmation. Reprint from a periodical unspecified, pp
. 69-77, 72-77. 8J" x 5I". Evanston, Illinois. 1909. CI. Seneca. De Otio. Edition
accompagnee de notes critiques et d'un commentaire explicatif, par Rene Waltz.
... a plural of it; and this fondness for pluralizing has so greatly become a trick that
it is constantly showing itself both in a purely senseless sigmation and in a
duplication of the plural ending. As an example of this latter habit, all readers of
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