Language, Volume 10

accordingly acoustic adjective alphabet ancient appears borrowing bound form century class-meaning consists consonant constituents construction define derived dialects diphthongs distinction Dutch example exocentric factors finite verb foreign form-class French Germanic languages Gothic grammatical Grammatik Greek guages habit hearer Indo-European languages inflectional instance irregular isoglosses Italian Latin Leipzig lexical linguistic linguistic change linguistic form meaning Menomini Middle English modern morpheme morphologic native neo-grammarian non-distinctive non-syllabic noun occur Old English Old High German Old Norse older persons phonemes phonetic change phrase plural position Primitive Germanic Primitive Indo-European pronoun pronunciation replaced resemblance Romance languages Russian sandhi Sanskrit secondary phonemes semantic singular Slavic sound sound-change speak speakers speech speech-community speech-forms speech-sounds spirants spoken standard English standard language stops stress structure substantive substitutes suffix syllable symbols syntactic Tagalog tagmemes taxemes tion underlying form unstressed unvoiced utterance variants voiced vowel writing written records