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... sound information respecting ethnic affinities , supposing , of course , that he has a good standard and makes the ... sounds signifying the same precise object . " With these cautionary remarks , which are given in a spirit of perfect ...
... sound information respecting ethnic affinities , supposing , of course , that he has a good standard and makes the ... sounds signifying the same precise object . " With these cautionary remarks , which are given in a spirit of perfect ...
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... sound of th in think . Also a stroke under the initial letter of a syllable to denote the falling tone , and a dot under the final vowel to denote the short , abrupt tone . The Singpho and Namsang Nágá are taken from a vocabulary ...
... sound of th in think . Also a stroke under the initial letter of a syllable to denote the falling tone , and a dot under the final vowel to denote the short , abrupt tone . The Singpho and Namsang Nágá are taken from a vocabulary ...
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... sound of Kláng . The Khyeng country extends along the Yo - má range ( which runs nearly N.N.W. and S.S.E. ) from about the nineteenth to the twenty - first degree of north latitude . The people inhabit both the Burmese and British side ...
... sound of Kláng . The Khyeng country extends along the Yo - má range ( which runs nearly N.N.W. and S.S.E. ) from about the nineteenth to the twenty - first degree of north latitude . The people inhabit both the Burmese and British side ...
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... sounds of the Khyeng and Kamí languages as near as I can , but there are a few which I could not exactly convey through any combination of European letters . N.B. — In the next or Tenasserim series of words the system of spelling ...
... sounds of the Khyeng and Kamí languages as near as I can , but there are a few which I could not exactly convey through any combination of European letters . N.B. — In the next or Tenasserim series of words the system of spelling ...
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... bi and Ende sa , meaning pepper . Sense , sound , and system seem to tally with ours , the added or omitted servile and the change of root !! ntSin in Singpho Chá - wa in Kiránti Chá in 66 MONGOLIAN AFFINITIES OF THE CAUCASIANS .
... bi and Ende sa , meaning pepper . Sense , sound , and system seem to tally with ours , the added or omitted servile and the change of root !! ntSin in Singpho Chá - wa in Kiránti Chá in 66 MONGOLIAN AFFINITIES OF THE CAUCASIANS .
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