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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «SORNIR»
Scopri l'uso di
sornir nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
sornir e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Frequency of Use and the Organization of Language
... with a diphthong in the present tense is more productive than the alternation
with a high vowel in the 3s preterite. Thus there are more “productive” responses
for pertir:pierte than for rentir:rintió and more for norir:nuerethan for sornir: ...
Joan Bybee Professor of Linguistics University of New Mexico,
2006
Soltar. Cantar. Sombra. Cadeia. Sombra (Estar á). Estar preso. Sonante.
Dinheiro. Sonar. Dormir. (R. Blutcau). Sopeira. Creada de sala. Soquinha.
Cozinha. Soquir. V. Suquir. Sorge. Soldado. Sorna (Bater). V. Sornir. Somar. V.
Sornir. Sornir.
3
Aprenda a Conjugar Verbos em Português
soluçar solucionar solver somar sombrear sonambular sombrejar sondar
sonetear sonhar sonolear sonorizar sopapear sopear sopesar sopitar soprar
sopresar sopetear soquear sorar sornar sornir sorratear sorrir sortear sortir*
sorvar sorver ...
4
Morphology: A Study of the Relation Between Meaning and Form
... subjects would generalize with a nonce verb with a front vowel, responding to
Infinitive rentir with 3s Preterite rintio (note the vowel change) 55% of the time, but
produced the corresponding change in sornir to give surnió only 4% of the time.
5
Functionalism and Formalism in Linguistics: Volume I: ...
Given the nonce forms rentir and sornir twelve out of twenty-two subjects gave
the 3s Preterite rintio' and only one out of twenty-two gave the corresponding
backvowel form surnio' (Bybee and Pardo 1981:943—946).8 Thus the
productivity of ...
Michael Darnell, Edith A. Moravcsik, Michael Noonan,
1999
6
Phonology and Language Use
... presented in the infinitive, was given the 3rd Person Singular Preterit form rintio
(rather than rentio, which requires no change in the stem) by 55% of the subjects,
but the parallel prompt with a back vowel, sornir, only elicited a changed stem, ...
7
The Universal Gazetteer: Being a Concise Description, ...
Pilton, Sornir- setsh. <i milfs from Shcpton-Mallet. Pirn- pern, Doisets. 2 miles fiom
Blandford ; tor: merly of note, ns it cave name to the hundred. Pinbury, Glouc.
neai Duntesboura. Pinchbeck, Lincolns. on Boston Dyke. Pinchiliy, Cornw all, E.
of ...
John Walker, Arthur Kershaw,
1810
8
Observations on Mount Vesuvius, Mount Etna, and Other ...
Mount Vesuvius and Somma. 9. Village of Somma. ?o. The convent of the
Madona del Arco, under which lavas have been found at 300 feet depth, and
which must i 9. Village or sornir. }0. The convent of tl have l68 O B S E R VAT
I O N S O N ...
Sir William Hamilton, Thomas Cadell,
1773
9
Problems in Scottish English Phonology
W' l 1 Non-prevocalic [r| Linhinglrl Intrusive[r] "far" "far ti" "sure it" Received
Pronunciation no yes Pill; Non-RP, Sornir England Eng. no yes yes Scottish
English yes —- no lrtsir English yes ~—- Iltl Canadian E nglislt YES -- no Mid-
Western ti.
Tatiana Ewa Kamin¦ska,
1995
10
History of the Mohammedan Dynasties in Spain
... of Mugheyth), Mesjidu-sh-shakdi (the mosque of misfortune), Hamdmu-l-anbfm'
(the baths of Al-anbiri),16 Mesjidu-s-sornir (the mosque of rejoicings), Mesjidu-r-
raudhah 17 (the mosque of the garden), and As-sojunu-l-kadfm (the old prison).
Abū al-ʿAbbās Aḥmad b. Muḥammad Maqqarī,
1840