The Latin Thematic Genitive Singular

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Stanford University, Committee on Linguistics, available from: Blackwell's, Oxford, 1970 - Foreign Language Study - 128 pages

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ablaut adjectival adjectives aihi alphabet analogical anapaestic assumed assumption Brugmann Celtic CIL I² Corssen cuius declension derived despite devi-theory dialect diphthong dissyllabic early eihi ending Ennius Etruscan Etruscan alphabet evidence explanation Falerii Faliscan final forms ftnote genitival genitives gent Glotta Greek Herbig Hirt hypercorrection indicate inflection inscription instances interpretation intervocalic jo-stems Kaisiosio Kretschmer Krit language later Latin Lejeune Lepontic LIA² Ling masc Messapic monophthongization Nigidius nomina gentilia noted nouns onomastic origin Oscan Osco-Umbrian osio osio theory parallel patronymic period Peruzzi Pfiffig Pisani Plautus possessive possible postconsonantal Praeneste Praenestine praenomen pronominal quoted Rhein rhotacism Ribezzo RIGI Sanskrit Sommer sound change spelling Sprache stem Stud suggested syllable Taseio tion Titoio Umbr Umbrian Untermann variant Venetic Vett Vetter vowel Wackernagel's

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TitleThe Latin Thematic Genitive Singular
AuthorAndrew Mackay Devine
PublisherStanford University, Committee on Linguistics, available from: Blackwell's, Oxford, 1970
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJun 17, 2008
ISBN0912402008, 9780912402000
Length128 pages
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