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Date: 2008-09-15 16:14:06 English grammar Grammatical tenses Suppletion Words and Rules Apophony Allomorph Irregular verb Copula Past tense Linguistics Linguistic morphology Grammar		doi:[removed]j.bandl[removed] Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ling.upenn.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 265,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

	IE ĝher(H)- ‘enjoy’, ‘desire’ and ĝeus- ‘taste’: defectivity and patterns of suppletion José L. García Ramón (CHS Washington, Harvard University) The evidence for IE *ĝher(H)- “Gefallen finden, bege DocID: 1rw5J - View Document
	IE ĝher(H)- ‘enjoy’, ‘desire’ and ĝeus- ‘taste’: defectivity and patterns of suppletion José L. García Ramón (CHS Washington, Harvard University) The evidence for IE *ĝher(H)- “Gefallen finden, bege DocID: 1q4E6 - View Document
	Is Suppletion Local?: Evidence from Ainu Introduction: In this paper, we will argue that suppletion is not stringently local, contra Bobaljik & Harley’sconclusion based on verbal root suppletion in Hiaki: suppl DocID: 1pI5m - View Document
	The Indo-European root bhṷeh2- ‘be, become’ between Latin and Sabellic: developments, semantic properties and paradigmatic distribution Elena Triantafillis University of Padua The present talk deals with the Ital DocID: 1poVZ - View Document
	A Dense Corpus Study of Past Tense and Plural Overregularization in English Robert J. C. Maslen Anna L. Theakston University of Manchester, DocID: 15oHU - View Document

	IE ĝher(H)- ‘enjoy’, ‘desire’ and ĝeus- ‘taste’: defectivity and patterns of suppletion José L. García Ramón (CHS Washington, Harvard University) The evidence for IE *ĝher(H)- “Gefallen finden, bege DocID: 1rw5J - View Document
	IE ĝher(H)- ‘enjoy’, ‘desire’ and ĝeus- ‘taste’: defectivity and patterns of suppletion José L. García Ramón (CHS Washington, Harvard University) The evidence for IE *ĝher(H)- “Gefallen finden, bege DocID: 1q4E6 - View Document
	Is Suppletion Local?: Evidence from Ainu Introduction: In this paper, we will argue that suppletion is not stringently local, contra Bobaljik & Harley’sconclusion based on verbal root suppletion in Hiaki: suppl DocID: 1pI5m - View Document
	The Indo-European root bhṷeh2- ‘be, become’ between Latin and Sabellic: developments, semantic properties and paradigmatic distribution Elena Triantafillis University of Padua The present talk deals with the Ital DocID: 1poVZ - View Document
	A Dense Corpus Study of Past Tense and Plural Overregularization in English Robert J. C. Maslen Anna L. Theakston University of Manchester, DocID: 15oHU - View Document