The Philology of the English TongueClarendon Press, 1871 - 599 pagine |
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... probably had little intention of . The excellent verbal Index is the work of H. N. Harvey , Esq . , of the Ordnance Survey Office , Southampton ; and while it is the most valuable addition that this handbook could have received , it is ...
... probably had little intention of . The excellent verbal Index is the work of H. N. Harvey , Esq . , of the Ordnance Survey Office , Southampton ; and while it is the most valuable addition that this handbook could have received , it is ...
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... ( probably ) passing with an early migration westward is found in the Dartmoor Tors . It is to this sort of play upon the gamut or scale of consonants , a play which is kept up between kindred dialects , that Grimm , when he had reduced ...
... ( probably ) passing with an early migration westward is found in the Dartmoor Tors . It is to this sort of play upon the gamut or scale of consonants , a play which is kept up between kindred dialects , that Grimm , when he had reduced ...
Pagina 5
... probably borne for an extended length of time . And if so , it is reasonable to suppose that such analogies have once been more numerous than they now are . Casualties happen to words as to all mortal products : and in the course of ...
... probably borne for an extended length of time . And if so , it is reasonable to suppose that such analogies have once been more numerous than they now are . Casualties happen to words as to all mortal products : and in the course of ...
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... probably the Latin cohors : CARCERN , a prison , is the Latin carcer , with the Saxon word ern , a building , mingled into the last syllable : TIGOL , a tile , is the Roman tegula : MEOWLE , a poetic word for woman , is most likely the ...
... probably the Latin cohors : CARCERN , a prison , is the Latin carcer , with the Saxon word ern , a building , mingled into the last syllable : TIGOL , a tile , is the Roman tegula : MEOWLE , a poetic word for woman , is most likely the ...
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... probably the old Keltic MAN , place ; just as it probably is in the archaic name for Bath , Ake - man- chester . Fork is so called from the Keltic river - name Eure ; from an elder form of which came the old Latin form of the city ...
... probably the old Keltic MAN , place ; just as it probably is in the archaic name for Bath , Ake - man- chester . Fork is so called from the Keltic river - name Eure ; from an elder form of which came the old Latin form of the city ...
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