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It must be observed that in this latter portion the author was . more and more influenced by his peculiar method of comparative philology , so that the definitions of the roots in many cases have had to be abandoned by the editor .
It must be observed that in this latter portion the author was . more and more influenced by his peculiar method of comparative philology , so that the definitions of the roots in many cases have had to be abandoned by the editor .
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... ( disjecta membra ) could be collected under one root ; 3. The books which Mainwaring must have excerpted . This proceeding necessitated digressions and offered many difficulties , but it was the only way to make the work clear .
... ( disjecta membra ) could be collected under one root ; 3. The books which Mainwaring must have excerpted . This proceeding necessitated digressions and offered many difficulties , but it was the only way to make the work clear .
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I could settle more correct definitions of the L. words ( roots ) , than Main- waring's peculiar method had assigned them . In most parts I found the oldest notes in his first entry to be correct . The dictionary is sufficient for ...
I could settle more correct definitions of the L. words ( roots ) , than Main- waring's peculiar method had assigned them . In most parts I found the oldest notes in his first entry to be correct . The dictionary is sufficient for ...
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pák - čo T. bag - čags ; the T. roots are subject to Lepcha - formative rules ; e . g . kyor from kor ; nüm - ảyin from ảyin etc .; the L. and Tibetan languages though not immediately cognate are so closely connected in many roots that ...
pák - čo T. bag - čags ; the T. roots are subject to Lepcha - formative rules ; e . g . kyor from kor ; nüm - ảyin from ảyin etc .; the L. and Tibetan languages though not immediately cognate are so closely connected in many roots that ...
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VI Ε Preface . to the roots nouns are formed e . g . td - fit from fi . They are treated as the redu plications in I , A. tä - fit should be sought s v . fi ; tă - not s . v . ño ; ta- refers to the root fi , no etc .; så - tsük see ...
VI Ε Preface . to the roots nouns are formed e . g . td - fit from fi . They are treated as the redu plications in I , A. tä - fit should be sought s v . fi ; tă - not s . v . ño ; ta- refers to the root fi , no etc .; så - tsük see ...
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a-mlem able animals applied bamboo become bird body break caus cause child close cloth Comp cover direction earth evil spirit explet face fall feel fire fish follow forms fruit give grain hand head heart hold king kóm kón kyóp language leaves lóm lót lyan mat vb mind món mouth nón one's person piece plant pót rain reduplic rice road roots round short side sound speak spec species stick thing thro tree turn wood young zón zuk vb
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| Titre | Dictionary of the Lepcha-language Great Britain. India Office |
| Rédacteur | Albert Grünwedel |
| Compilé par | George Byres Mainwaring |
| Édition | révisée |
| Éditeur | Unger bros., 1898 |
| Original provenant de | l'Université du Michigan |
| Numérisé | 14 mai 2008 |
| Longueur | 552 pages |
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