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The System of Nominal Accentuation in Sanskrit and Proto-Indo-European A. M. Lubotsky Limited preview - 2023 |
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a-derivatives ablaut grade acc.sg accentual distribution adjectives AiGr Balto-Slavic barytone barytonesis Beekes Brugmann's Law Category 2A cognate compounds contiguous stop denominal formations denominal origin derived deverbative Dybo etymology evidence full grade Geldner ad loc Germanic Goth Grassmann's reverse index Greek hapax Illich-Svitych index are omitted Indo-Iranian initial laryngeal Kortlandt languages laryngeal accent shift Latv lengthened grade Lith Lubotsky material Mayrhofer s.v. meaning and/or etymology morphemes neuters nom.act nom.sg nomen nomina actionis nomina agentis nomina concreta non-contiguous stop o-grade One-stop roots original accentuation oxytone oxytonesis paradigm Pashto PIE accentuation probably prosodic classes reconstruction Renou root morphemes root noun Roots without stops second members secondary Slav Slavic spirant suffix ana svarita syllabic nucleus syllable thematicization tion tonal tone tuation u-stems udātta unaccented uncertain meaning and/or Vedic Vedic accent verb verbal vocalism vowel words from Grassmann's Words of uncertain zero-grade