A Short Manual of Comparative Philology for Classical Students |
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ablative accent according accusative adjectives already analogy aorist appears Attic became becomes belong borrowed breathed Brugmann called classical close combination common Compare confusion consonant construction contraction corresponding dative developed dialects diphthongs disappeared distinguished doubt early ending English example existence explained express feminine final formation forms frequently genitive Germanic given Goth grade Greek hand Hence Homer important indicate Indo-G Indo-Germanic influence initial languages later Latin liquids locative meaning middle nasals nature neuter nominative noun occur ordinary original participle perfect period person Philology phonetic Plautus plural position possibly present probably produced pronouns remains represented root Sanskrit seems separate similar singular sometimes sonant sounds stems stops substantive suffix syllable theory tion tongue traces verb voiced vowel weak words