Titlebook: A Grammar of Toba Batak; H. N. Tuuk Book 1971 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1971 Austronesian languages.grammar.linguistics

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烦人

The Brauer Group of a Local Field, passive, often presents the opportunity to express the plural. A substantive has, of itself, no number, so that it can represent one thing as well as a number of things. It is merely the name of a thing, without any indication of quantity, and, as such, is on a par with a substantive that, in Engli

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Residue Class Degree and Ramification Index,dred is ., two hundred, ., etc.; one thousand is ., two thousand, ., three thousand, ., etc.; ten thousand is ., twenty thousand, .. Higher numerals have no determined meaning (see Dict. . and ..). The interrogative numeral ., is ..

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Ordered Fields and Real Fields,rb or an adverbial adjunct (49). Moreover, a verb is often used to modify another verb, in which case we have to render the modifying verb with an adverb, e.g., . to ., to . (the sun is hurrying to set); . (RB. p. 77, 1. 11) — . (rivalling each other in laughter); . (52 6 b).

Assault

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-72488-1ess by intonation (20 Obs. 2), but also those which are only placed after a word in order to further specify its meaning: these words must not be equated with suffixes (20 b.). They will be dealt with one by one and it is hoped to produce convincing evidence that it is difficult to give them another

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Ordered Fields and Real Fields,rb or an adverbial adjunct (49). Moreover, a verb is often used to modify another verb, in which case we have to render the modifying verb with an adverb, e.g., . to ., to . (the sun is hurrying to set); . (RB. p. 77, 1. 11) — . (rivalling each other in laughter); . (52 6 b).

Apraxia

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96613-2The language is written from left to right. The material usually used for writing on is bamboo on which, because of its cylindrical form, it is easier to write by cutting the letters along its length: writing is always done from the bottom to the top. To read, the piece of bamboo can be held horizontally.

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