BibCzechLing: Dickey, Stephen M. - See, now they vanish: third-person perfect auxiliaries in Old and Middle Czech

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ID	2013CZ070579
Author(s)	Dickey, Stephen M.
Title	See, now they vanish: third-person perfect auxiliaries in Old and Middle Czech
Published	Journal of Slavic Linguistics (Bloomington), 21, č. 1, 2013, s. 77-121
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Obecné otázky a celkové práce Jednotlivé slovní druhy, jejich mluvnické kategorie a význam
Classification (EN)	General works Particular word classes, their grammatical categories and meaning
Subjects	čeština stará; čeština doby střední; slovesa; čas minulý; vývoj
Subjects (DE)	Alttschechisch; Alttschechisch (1500-1780); Verben; Entwicklung
Note	Podle BL 2013, 12770
Medium	article
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/70579
PURL	Citation link

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