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200 00$aDescriptive linguistics$b[electronic resource] /$fedited by Mohammad Ali Jazayery, Edgar C. Polome?, Werner Winter
205   $aReprint 2011
210   $aThe Hague $cMouton Publishers$d1978
215   $a1 online resource (365 p.)
225 0 $aTrends in linguistics.$pStudies and monographs ;$v8
225 0 $aLinguistic and literary studies in honor of Archibald A. Hill ;$v2
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311 0 $a90-279-7727-5 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $tFront matter --$tDESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS: ENGLISH --$tA SEMANTIC VIEW OF SYNTAX: SOME VERBS THAT GOVERN INFINITIVES /$rBOLINGER, DWIGHT --$tCONTINUOUS/DISCRETE: ? REINTERPRETATION OF THE MASS/COUNT FEATURE OF ENGLISH COMMON NOUNS /$rCARROLL, JOHN B. --$tTHE DIRECT OBJECT NEXEME IN ENGLISH /$rHAMMARSTRÖM, GÖRAN --$tSOME NONRULES OF ENGLISH /$rHARMS, ROBERT T. --$tOBSERVATIONS ON THE PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION /$rHASHIMOTO, MANTARO J. --$tTWO NOTES ON COMPARATIVES /$rMcCAWLEY, JAMES D. --$tINTUITIVE RULES AND FACTUAL EVIDENCE: /-sp, -st, -sk/ plus [-z] /$rMcDAVID, RAVEN I. / McDAVID, VIRGINIA G. --$tTHE FRAILTY OF GRAMMATICAL CONCORD /$rPULGRAM, ERNST --$tJESPERSEN'S 'MOVE AND CHANGE' CLASS AND CAUSATIVE VERBS IN ENGLISH /$rSMITH, CARLOTA S. --$tSQUINTING GRAMMAR AND THE NUMBER OF TENSES IN ENGLISH /$rSØRENSEN, HOLGER STEEN --$tTHE 'BARRED-i' MORPHOPHONE IN ENGLISH /$rTRAGER, GEORGE L. --$tA CLASSICAL CASE OF STRUCTURAL AMBIGUITY OR NO AMBIGUITY AT ALL? /$rUHLENBECK, ?. M. --$tDESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS: OTHER LANGUAGES --$tTHE VOWEL OF THE IMPERFECT PREFIX IN NAJDI ARABIC /$rABBOUD, PETER F. --$tSOME ASPECTS OF THE SEMANTIC COMPLEXITY OF KARAN? CONJUNCT VERBS IN HINDI* /$rBAHL, KALI C. / SINHA, ANJANI K. --$tDEVELOPMENTS IN THE HEBREW VERBAL SYSTEM OF ISRAELI CHILDREN AND YOUTH /$rBAR-ADON, AARON --$tBARBAREÑO CHUMASH TEXT AND LEXICON /$rBEELER, MADISON SCOTT --$tORDER AND REFERENCE IN ALEUT /$rBERGSLAND, KNUT --$tKURDISH DIALECTS IN EASTERN TURKEY /$rBORDIE, JOHN G. --$tUNIVERSAL RULES AND VOCALIC DEVOICING IN SOUTHERN PAIUTE /$rCAIRNS, CHARLES E. --$tTHE SEMANTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF S. O, V SEQUENCES IN ARMENIAN /$rDER-HOUSSIKIAN, HAIG --$tPHONETIC SEGMENTS OF HAIDA (HYDABURG DIALECT) /$rEASTMAN, CAROL M. / AOKI, PAUL ?. --$tTHE INTERPRETATION OF GLOTTALIZED RESONANTS IN STRAITS SALISH /$rEFRAT, BARBARA S. --$tTHE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF KITUBA (LINGUA FRANCA KIKONGO) /$rFEHDERAU, HAROLD W. --$tTHE MAIN STRESS RULE IN TURKISH /$rLIGHTNER, THEODORE M. --$tTHE PHONOLOGY OF THE MIXTEPEC DIALECT OF MIXTEC /$rPIKE, EUNICE V. / IBACH, THOMAS --$tSOME GENERATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS IN CASHIBO PHONOLOGY /$rROBINSON, LILA WISTRAND --$tCONSTRAINTS IN ZAPOTEC QUESTIONS AND RELATIVE CLAUSES /$rROSENBAUM, HARVEY --$tINVENTORY AND CHOICE IN EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE /$rSAMARIN, WILLIAM J. --$tCUNA NUMERAL CLASSIFIERS /$rSHERZER, JOEL F. --$tCOMPLEX VERBS IN HINDI /$rSINGH, AMAR BAHADUR --$tSETSWANA PHONEMICS: SEFOKENG DIALECT /$rWATKINS, MARK HANNA --$tSOME 'GLIDE SHIFTS' IN RUSSIAN DERIVATION /$rWORTH, DEAN S.
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606   $aLinguistics
606   $aPhilology
615  0$aLinguistics.
615  0$aPhilology.
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701   $aWinter$b Werner$0183129
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