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A Question of Terminology

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2026

George M. Bolling
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Language , Volume 7 , Issue 3-Part1 , September 1931 , pp. 200 - 201
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Copyright © 1931 Linguistic Society of America

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1 His views are here in harmony with those of Meillet, who does not believe that differences of intonation could produce such changes as those called ablaut.

2 Well stated by Hirt in Thumb, Hdb. d. Sanskrit2 72–3;

3 I suspect that perhaps the context originally showed that ‘man kann’ was meant in the sense ‘wir (Germanisten) können’. In this connection attention may be drawn to Hirt, Idg. Gram. 2. 4.