The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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Strona 354
... Oriental languages . Sometimes the m , n and t , which are formative letters ( præfixes , & c . ) of Oriental radical words , have become radicals in Greek words , even when derived from the Oriental . Thus Tupλos ( confused ...
... Oriental languages . Sometimes the m , n and t , which are formative letters ( præfixes , & c . ) of Oriental radical words , have become radicals in Greek words , even when derived from the Oriental . Thus Tupλos ( confused ...
Strona 363
... Oriental conjugations differ entirely from the Latin and Greek , or any other Euro- pean language , for these latter languages express their conju . gations by the difference of a vowel at the termination joined to the end of a root ...
... Oriental conjugations differ entirely from the Latin and Greek , or any other Euro- pean language , for these latter languages express their conju . gations by the difference of a vowel at the termination joined to the end of a root ...
Strona 526
... Oriental , 351 - nature and form of the radicals and servile letters in the Oriental , 356 - on changes of let- ters in the roots of the Oriental , 358- the Hebrew and Arabic , have been preserved more pure than other Ori- ental , 361 ...
... Oriental , 351 - nature and form of the radicals and servile letters in the Oriental , 356 - on changes of let- ters in the roots of the Oriental , 358- the Hebrew and Arabic , have been preserved more pure than other Ori- ental , 361 ...
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