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Page 57
... becomes shaimek , as tápé , father , becomes ngapé , my father . Rosen , should this paper fall under his eye , or Ta , the common form , becomes tar , differentially as tími , fire ; tirmi , man , root mi , used in both senses . In ...
... becomes shaimek , as tápé , father , becomes ngapé , my father . Rosen , should this paper fall under his eye , or Ta , the common form , becomes tar , differentially as tími , fire ; tirmi , man , root mi , used in both senses . In ...
Page 64
... become én per metasta- sin . Or , if we read dé - n , then the particle takes the harmonised vowel of the root which is absorbed , as in din for di - ni , below . Has the ka prefix harmonised in its vowel to ni root . Means to - day ...
... become én per metasta- sin . Or , if we read dé - n , then the particle takes the harmonised vowel of the root which is absorbed , as in din for di - ni , below . Has the ka prefix harmonised in its vowel to ni root . Means to - day ...
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... becomes a suffix , and , as before , without touching the sense of the root . Ma suffix conjunct ma in the preceding word . Seems conjunct in tsari chim , voce water . Means then . Na , servile . * Observe therefore that what is said of ...
... becomes a suffix , and , as before , without touching the sense of the root . Ma suffix conjunct ma in the preceding word . Seems conjunct in tsari chim , voce water . Means then . Na , servile . * Observe therefore that what is said of ...
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... becomes a regular prefix . Takes up the servile b of the Circassian and makes root of it as already noted in various other instances . K and g serviles ; chu , root . Má , feminine sign . Má , as before . Initial k and final d ...
... becomes a regular prefix . Takes up the servile b of the Circassian and makes root of it as already noted in various other instances . K and g serviles ; chu , root . Má , feminine sign . Má , as before . Initial k and final d ...
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... becomes ré . In the Indo- Chinese tongues we have the ka prefix present and absent in this very word man , just as in the Caucasian , witness k ' lun in kolun , being lun in Burmese . I may add l - ó - k in Tai and lé - g in Osetic ...
... becomes ré . In the Indo- Chinese tongues we have the ka prefix present and absent in this very word man , just as in the Caucasian , witness k ' lun in kolun , being lun in Burmese . I may add l - ó - k in Tai and lé - g in Osetic ...
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