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Historical linguistics / Proto-Germanic language / Weak inflection / Inflection / Athematic stem / Proto-Germanic grammar / Old Norse morphology / Linguistics / Germanic languages / Linguistic morphology
Date: 2013-08-23 19:12:18
Historical linguistics
Proto-Germanic language
Weak inflection
Inflection
Athematic stem
Proto-Germanic grammar
Old Norse morphology
Linguistics
Germanic languages
Linguistic morphology

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