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- Page 12 and 13: PREFACE The present Sumerian Gramma
- Page 14 and 15: ABBREVIATIONS AfO AHw. AIUON Ali Le
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- Page 20 and 21: CHAPTER ONE THE SUMERIAN LANGUAGE F
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CHAPTER NINE PRONOUNS 9.1. PERSONAL
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PRONOUNS 57 At any rate, the high a
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PRONOUNS 59 9.5.2. Indefinite prono
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CHAPTER TEN NUMERALS 10.1. GENERAL
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NUMERALS 63 lowed by banmin), munus
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NUMERALS 65 Note: In view of 50 = 4
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NUMERALS 67 Note: For purely rhythm
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CHAPTER ELEVEN ADVERBS We here rest
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∞ CHAPTER TWELVE THE VERB 12.1. P
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∞ THE VERB 73 12.2. ›AMˇU AND
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∞ THE VERB 75 sg. pl. ¢. a a m.
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THE VERB 77 M. Civil and R. D. Bigg
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THE VERB 79 [ere] is noted, in non-
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THE VERB 81 nate” (var. to ZALAG-
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THE VERB 83 “pertaining to the fa
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pl. 1 st pl. 2 nd pl. 3 rd person
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THE VERB 87 pattern 2b (¢am†u) w
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Table of absolutive-ergative combin
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THE VERB 91 For the verb, conjugati
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THE VERB 93 It seems practical to a
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THE VERB 95 At present, the diachro
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12.8.1.11: No example available. TH
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THE VERB 99 Note: The bilingual gra
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THE VERB 101 Note: Wilcke 1988, 35,
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THE VERB 103 12.8.2. Ventive indica
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12.8.2.32: No example available. TH
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THE VERB 107 12.8.2.49 [mue“i]: d
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THE VERB 109 b) [mmini]: (é . . .)
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THE VERB 111 (2) It does not occur
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Table (cont.) Aff. 3 ”I- (1 st ,
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THE VERB 115 12.11.2.2. [nu] as a s
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THE VERB 117 kalam-e hé-∞gál-la
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We summarize the negative moods: TH
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THE VERB 121 [nu“] is so far only
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THE VERB 123 ù-dé [u-e-de] “wou
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THE VERB 125 12.12.2.4. [he-nga] é
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THE VERB 127 12.12.2.9. Summary of
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THE VERB 129 ∞gen-na “go” Ina
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THE VERB 131 12.14.1. B-[Ø], B-B-[
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THE VERB 133 As shown above, the ve
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THE VERB 135 There are, however, at
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THE VERB 137 of [B-ed-a]. While we
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THE VERB 139 12.14.4.3. 3rd sg. per
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THE VERB 141 Note: There are spelli
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THE VERB 143 Attinger 1993, 179, sh
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THE VERB 145 The original meaning o
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THE VERB 147 12.15.1.3. Complete in
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THE VERB 149 12.15.2.2. Verbalizati
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THE VERB 151 The origin of nominali
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THE VERB 153 If, on the other hand,
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THE VERB 155 d En-líl lú-nam-tar-
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∞ CHAPTER THIRTEEN POST-NOMINAL A
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POST-NOMINAL AND/OR POST-VERBAL PAR
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN CONJUNCTIONS AND S
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CONJUNCTIONS AND SUBJUNCTIONS 163 [
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CONJUNCTIONS AND SUBJUNCTIONS 165 1
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN EXCLAMATIONS “Exc
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EXCLAMATIONS 169 15.9. [INU] in-nu
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN EMESAL Emesal (eme-
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN THE SUMERO-AKKADI
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THE SUMERO-AKKADIAN LINGUISTIC AREA
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THE SUMERO-AKKADIAN LINGUISTIC AREA
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN SUMMARY—AND WHAT
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Note: Bibliographical
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 183 B. Kienast 1980: P
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 185 id. 2003: (in prin
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INDEX [a] (exclamation) 167 a > i (
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INDEX 189 Iran 4 [i Utu] (exclamati
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INDEX 191 [“u(mu)] (modal verbal
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1/2/2/1. Boyce, M. A History of Zor
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Band 30 Sharon, M. Corpus Inscripti