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Languages of Turkey / Sound laws / Indo-European languages / Glottalization / Indo-Uralic languages / Proto-Indo-European language / Plosive / Laryngeal theory / Glottalic theory / Linguistics / Phonetics / Indo-European linguistics
Date: 2012-09-25 04:48:14
Languages of Turkey
Sound laws
Indo-European languages
Glottalization
Indo-Uralic languages
Proto-Indo-European language
Plosive
Laryngeal theory
Glottalic theory
Linguistics
Phonetics
Indo-European linguistics

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