Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Helmut Richter <a282244@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Mar 2006 15:21:39 GMT
I had written:
Hanitamcheka. I will not laugh at him.
Wrong. Must be "sitamcheka".
- to some extent they depend on each other
.... which is proven by, among other things, the replacement of the two
morphemes ha- and -ni- by one morpheme si-
Helmut Richter
.
- References:
- any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Ray
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Harlan Messinger
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Ray
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Helmut Richter
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Helmut Richter
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Richard Herring
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Seán O'Leathlóbhair
- Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- From: Helmut Richter
- any language without person/number marking you know?
- Prev by Date: Re: Some observations regarding meaning of words
- Next by Date: Re: Anyone speak Efe or Baka?
- Previous by thread: Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- Next by thread: Re: any language without person/number marking you know?
- Index(es):
