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From Indo-European to Latin: The Evolution of a ...
1.3.0 In this section I will try to give a synthetic characterization of the IE flectional
type and its development from the reconstructed d-f structure of IE to the attested
p-f structure of Latin and other IE languages. I shall proceed from morphology to ...
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The Kinematics of Machinery
We have seen that the flectional elements mayreceive,by means of pairclosure
and forceclosure, important, practicalandin the highest degree valuable
kinematic applications. We found forceclosure to be always necessary, but to a
different ...
Franz Reuleaux, Eugene S. Ferguson, 2012
Subordinates have an empty subject slot and take a flectional nominalization
marker in slot 4. For a presentation and discussion of subject morphemes I refer
to the introduction on verbal morphology, section 25.2.1. The analysis of the
subject ...
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The philology of the English tongue
In the flectional state of language, each word carries about with it a formal mark of
distinction, by which the habitual vocation of that word is known. Thus in Greek
the word h-oW, even standing alone, bears the aspect of being a noun in the ...
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Theoretical Problems of Typology and the Northern Eurasian ...
... the second model) has also its Adyghe parallel. 5. Less evident is the similarity
with the Indo-European flectional models. As commonly held, the "classical" Indo-
European flectional model is characterized by: (i) a relatively high number of ...
L. Dezso, Edited by László Dezso and Péter Hajdú, P. Hajdu, 1970
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Asymmetry in Grammar: Volume 2: Morphology, phonology, ...
However, notice that the flectional morpheme structure is essentially similar to (
31) and violates the LCA for the same reasons. So the LCA also excludes this
unattested case. In sum, the discussion above suggests that the LCA is operative
in ...
Anna Maria Di Sciullo, 2003
Yet under our analysis, there is indeed one hierarchical structure that could
exactly make that prediction, i.e. a language with flectional suffixes but with no
mirror effects. The word structure would be as follows. (33) V V Agro Asp Agro \
Asp ...
Anne-Marie Di Sciullo, 2003
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Introduction to the Science of Language
What is true of the case-endings is pre-eminently true of those suffixes which are
neither flectional nor classificatory. If we analyze the Latin alumnus, we find first
of all the flectional suffix -(u)s, then the classificatory suffix mino, which relegates
...
Archibald Henry Sayce, 1900
The usual variations in spelling are the following : (1) Verbs in -c-ar change c to
qu before flectional e. The change can occur only in the present subjunctive and
in the first person singular of the preterite indicative. Sacar, to take out Pret.
Elijah Clarence Hills, Jeremiah Denis Matthias Ford, 1908
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Auroux, Sylvain; Koerner, E.F.K.; Niederehe, Hans-Josef; ...
language enters history. Seen from this perspective, the Indo-European parent
language is not an absolute beginning. Like any other flectional language it is
supposed to have, in the growth phase, gone through an earlier agglutinating
phase, ...
