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ID	35047
Author(s)	Vermeer, W.
Title	On explaining why the early North Russian nominative singular in -e does not palatalize stem-final velars
Published	Russian Linguistics, 18(2), 1994, p. 145-57
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Language / Russian [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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	The mysterious north Russian nominative singular ending -e and the problem of the reflex of proto-indo-european *-os in Slavic / Vermeer, Willem
	"Why does the noun 'speech' collocate both with 'make' and with 'give'? / Brederode, Tom van
	Does Russian seapower have a future? / Airey, S.E.
	The North in Russian romantic literature / Boele, O.
	Why doesn't Russian industry work? / Kosals, Leonid
	The Russian intelligentsia - does it still have a role? / Kabakov, Alexander
	Explaining Yugoslavia / Allcock, John B.

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On explaining why the early North Russian nominative singular in -e does not palatalize stem-final velars