A New Approach to the Origin of Germanic Strong Preterites Ryan Sandell, UCLA • Sam Zukoff, MIT In English and other Germanic languages, there exists a significant set of so-called “irregular” (or “strong”) ver - Apophony - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A New Approach to the Origin of Germanic Strong Preterites Ryan Sandell, UCLA • Sam Zukoff, MIT In English and other Germanic languages, there exists a significant set of so-called “irregular” (or “strong”) ver Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-28 01:13:48 Open Document File Size: 332,04 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cambridge / / Company Oxford University Press / MIT Press / / Facility University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers / / OperatingSystem SYLLABLE / / Organization UCLA / Oxford University / MIT / University of Massachusetts Occasional Papers / / Person Jay L. McClelland / Steven / Laura Dickey / Alan Prince / Susan Urbanczyk / Adam / John / Prince / Bruce Hayes / Brent Vine / H. Craig Melchert / Sam Zukoff / / Position Prince / Processing Model of Language Acquisition / / Technology Adam / / SocialTag Germanic languages Indo-European linguistics English grammar German grammar Proto-Germanic language Germanic strong verb Germanic verb Reduplication Apophony Linguistics

A New Approach to the Origin of Germanic Strong Preterites Ryan Sandell, UCLA • Sam Zukoff, MIT In English and other Germanic languages, there exists a significant set of so-called “irregular” (or “strong”) verAdd to Reading List