BibCzechLing: Čermák, Jan - The case of Old English n-stem masculine derivatives: a typological contribution to categorization in English word-formation

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ID	2010CZ066231
Author(s)	Čermák, Jan
Title	The case of Old English n-stem masculine derivatives: a typological contribution to categorization in English word-formation
Published	... for thy speech bewrayeth thee [Dušková 2] : A Festschrift for Libuše Dušková, Praha, UK ; 2010, s. 73-91.
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Popis a rozbor jazyka
Classification (EN)	Description and analysis of language
Subjects	angličtina stará; n-kmeny; maskulina; typologie; tvoření slov; derivace; sufixy; jazyky pragermánské
Subjects (DE)	Typologie; Wortbildung; Derivation; Suffixe
Note	Vymezení staroanglického tvoření n-kmenových maskulin pomocí sufixu -a, typologie sufixů v pragermánských jazycích a ve staré angličtině
Medium	article
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Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/66231
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