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Palatal Quality and Vocalic Length in Indo-European

William DiverDepartment of LinguisticsColumbia UniversityNew York27, N. Y.
Pages 110-122 | Published online: 04 Dec 2015

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Louis G. Heller. (1966) Indo-European i-Reduplication and Root-final H. WORD 22:1-3, pages 303-309.
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William R. Schmalstieg. (1960) A Note on Slavic Verbs of the Type zějǫ: zǐjati. WORD 16:2, pages 204-206.
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Allan R. Bomhard & John C. Kerns. 1994. The Nostratic Macrofamily. The Nostratic Macrofamily.
FRANCISCO R. ADRADOS. (1981) MORE ON THE LARYNGEALS WITH LABIAL AND PALATAL APPENDICES. Folia Linguistica Historica 15:Historica vol. 2,2.
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Haiim B. Rosén. (1961) Greek evidence for laryngeals. Lingua 10, pages 190-210.
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