Oxford University Press, 2013. — 693 p. This book is the first comprehensive grammar in English of present-day standard Romanian. Its descriptive framework is modern in conception, terminology, topics, and bibliography, while eschewing excessively theoretical approaches and overly technical presentations. The book also offers a special system of notes which contain additional...
University of Michigan. — Valerie A. Kivelson, 2013. — 308 p. This introduction briefly surveys the vast literature on the history of witchcraft in Europe and the far more limited historiography of Russian and East European witchcraft. It highlights a number of common themes emerging from the essays, including the interactions of religion and witchcraft beliefs, modes of...
University of California. — Santa Cruz, 2013. — 350 p. This dissertation examines the morphosyntactic implications of verb-building in the Semitic language Maltese. Theoretically, the dissertation examines the role of functional heads in defining clausal morphosyntactic properties and the interaction of syntax and morphology in the domain of cliticization. The phenomena...
The Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1998. — 87 p. The present work is an attempt to make available an accurate description of the phonology of the Irish of the barony of West Muskerry in Co. Cork. This barony extends roughly from the Kerry border and the Pass of Keimaneigh in the west to Macroom in the east, and from the barony of Duhallow in the north to the barony of...
27 p. When I say ‘Palestinian’ and ‘Jordanian’, what I mean is the dialect of a representative average speaker of an urban Jerusalemite or Ammani dialect. Both Palestine and Jordan are dialectally diverse areas, and their capital cities also have internal linguistic diversity. This is perhaps especially true of Amman, whose distinct modern dialect is a relatively recent...
John Koenig, 2021. — 173 p. A truly original book in every sense of the word, The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows poetically defines emotions that we all feel but don’t have the words to express, until now—from the creator of the popular online project of the same name. Have you ever wondered about the lives of each person you pass on the street, realizing that everyone is the...
George Hewitt, Iran and the Caucasus 12, 2008. — 18 p. The North West Caucasian language-family is noted (notorious) for the polysynthetic nature of its verbs. If one couples this with fact (a) that morphemes typically take the shape C(V) and fact (b) that the language has a minimum of 58 consonantal phonemes (sc. in its literary dialect) and that homonymy is widespread, one...
Justin Frederick, Auburn University, Dissertation, December 18, 2009. — 181 p. Flip-flops are a common footwear choice for the masses. This influx of flip-flop usage is in despite of the plethora of anecdotal evidence and consensus among the health field that flip-flops are not conducive to the health of individuals’ lower extremities. The influence of footwear research on gait...
Richard Applegate, Ph.D, 1973. — 257 p. "This is a copy of a copy of a manuscript sketch of Ventureño Chumash that I wrote shortly after I finished my dissertation on Inezeño Chumash in 1972. I never got around fleshing this manuscript out fully and it's quite obvious that I didn't polish it. Still, it's an introduction to Ventureño. The original is in the Santa Barbara Museum...
U.M.I, University of California, Los Angeles, 1988. — 306 p. This study descrives the morphology and phonology of Muscat Arabic (MA) spoken in Muscat in the Sultanete of Oman. Based on data collected from women and men living in the old city of Muscat. The study focuses on certain phonological characteristics of the dialect and their effects on the underlying morpholexical...
University of Chicago. — Chicago, Illinois, 1996. This dialect before the Russian invasion in the middle of the XIX century, was spoken further to the northwest, to the river Sochypsta (contemporary Sochi). Thus it neighbored on the east with Bzyp Abkhaz, on the north with Ahchypsy Abkhaz, and on the west with Ubykh.
1998. — 28 p. Livro com ilustrações contando a história de Eunápolis. Foi feito como um material didático para crianças da 2ª e 3ª séries do Ensino Fundamental.
Prefeitura Municipal de Eunápolis, 2010. — 60 p. Uma coleção de fotos e a história de Eunápolis, uma cidade no sul do estado da Bahia, no Nordeste do Brasil.
August 15, 2017. — 124 p. This is a book about Dari grammar. It is not a curriculum for a language course. This book will not answer the question, “What should I do during my lessons?” That is, however, a very important question to ask. The curriculum advocated by IAM for the last ten years or so has been based upon the Growing Participator Approach (GPA). The GPA will give you...
School of Oriental & African Studies, London University, June 1982. — 349 p. This study is a description of the Syntax of focus and topic in Somali, a Cushitic language spoken in the Horn of Africa. The analysis is within the framework of transformational generative grammar; more particularly, in the Extended Standard Theory, or 'autonomous systems approach'. However the study...