The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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Pagina 1
... Greek , Latin , Slavonic , Gothic , and Keltic lan- guages . In order to illustrate the right of our English language to a place in this series , it will suffice to exhibit a few proofs of definite relationship between our language on ...
... Greek , Latin , Slavonic , Gothic , and Keltic lan- guages . In order to illustrate the right of our English language to a place in this series , it will suffice to exhibit a few proofs of definite relationship between our language on ...
Pagina 3
... Greek ears from Phoenician mouths so as to cause them to write it Túpos , Tyrus , whence we have the name of Tyre . The same word ( probably ) passing with an early migration westward is found in the Dartmoor Tors . It is to this sort ...
... Greek ears from Phoenician mouths so as to cause them to write it Túpos , Tyrus , whence we have the name of Tyre . The same word ( probably ) passing with an early migration westward is found in the Dartmoor Tors . It is to this sort ...
Pagina 4
... Greek or Latin or both , and the same word is found in English or its cognate dialects beginning with an aspirate . Thus if the Latin or Greek word begins with P the English word begins with F. Examples : Tuρ and fire : прó , прŵτоя ...
... Greek or Latin or both , and the same word is found in English or its cognate dialects beginning with an aspirate . Thus if the Latin or Greek word begins with P the English word begins with F. Examples : Tuρ and fire : прó , прŵτоя ...
Pagina 5
... Greek and Latin , that is to say , it is one of the Indo - European family . It will be easy to discover a great number of examples which lie outside the above analogy . But this will not injure the proof resulting from those examples ...
... Greek and Latin , that is to say , it is one of the Indo - European family . It will be easy to discover a great number of examples which lie outside the above analogy . But this will not injure the proof resulting from those examples ...
Pagina 32
... Greek ; and such , in a less degree , was the Anglo- Saxon before the Conquest . The following piece may serve to illustrate the Saxon inflections : - Upahafenum eagum on pa heah- nysse and apenedum earmum ongan gebiddan mid þæra welera ...
... Greek ; and such , in a less degree , was the Anglo- Saxon before the Conquest . The following piece may serve to illustrate the Saxon inflections : - Upahafenum eagum on pa heah- nysse and apenedum earmum ongan gebiddan mid þæra welera ...
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