1979
DOI: 10.1515/flin.1979.13.1-2.201
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Some Remarks About the Origin of the Germanic Weak Adjectival Declension and the Neuter Plural

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“…[dial] vedu, mudu 'we two', judu 'you two')" (Shields 1981: 42-43). See Shields (1981) for further details.…”
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“…[dial] vedu, mudu 'we two', judu 'you two')" (Shields 1981: 42-43). See Shields (1981) for further details.…”
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“…These desinences derive ultimately from *-v (-short vowel) plus *-N (cf. Schmalstieg 1973:147-151, 1974b, 1980:76-77, and Shields 1977:60-66, 1982a. That is, These sandhi doublets were then frequently specialized functionally, or one was generalized at the expense of the other in the proto-language itself or in the individual di alects.…”
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