The Lexical Structure of Spanish: With Special Consideration for the Genealogical and Chronological Properties

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Stanford University, 1967 - Spanish language - 430 pages

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Contents

INTRODUCTION 1
10
GENEALOGY 8
10
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15th century 15th-20th Centuries 15th-century words 1st 3 classes 1st statistical class 1SYLS 2SYLS 3SYLS 4SYLS 5SYLS 6SYLS adjectives adverbs appear Arabic average length basic belong bisyllabics borrowed words centuries account CENTURY USAGE century word change of function chronological classes classes account comprise conj constitute contribute Corominas cover created forms created words creations derived Dictionary divided five follows formation French frequently function words Germanic graphs greater Greek half INHERITED 0.00 CREATED inherited words Isyl Italian last 5 classes Latin borrowings less listed loans Madrid Members Percent Usage MEMBERS USAGE monosyllabics nearly nouns ORIGIN outnumber pentasyllabics Percent Usage Percent percentages period physical prefixation prep probability pron properties quadrisyllabics represent respectively Romance Languages Spanish words Sub-Classes suffixation syllables textual occurrences total membership total occurrences total usage trisyllabics USAGE PERCENT RATIO verbs words account words attested words created words occur Words See graphs

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TitleThe Lexical Structure of Spanish: With Special Consideration for the Genealogical and Chronological Properties
AuthorWilliam T. Patterson
Editionreprint
PublisherStanford University, 1967
Length430 pages
  
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