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Dictionary of language and linguistics 2Kilani-Schoch, M. 1995. Syllable and foot in French clipping. In B.Hurch and R.Rhodes (eds),Natural phonology: the state of the art. Berlin. 135–52.Kobler-Trill, R. 1994. Das Kurzwort im Deutschen. Tübingen.Marchand, H. 1960. The categories and types of present-day English word-formation. Munich.(2nd edn 1969.)McCully, C.B. and M.Holmes. 1988. Some notes on the structure of acronyms. Lingua 4. 27–43.Menzel, H.B. 1983. Abkürzungen im heutigen Französisch. Rheinfelden.Ronneberger-Sibold, E. 1995. Preferred sound shape of new roots: on some phonotactic andprosodic properties of shortenings in German and French. In B.Hurch and R.Rhodes (eds),Natural phonology: the state of the art. Berlin. 261–92.Ungerer, F. 1991. Acronyms, trade names and motivation. Arbeiten aus Anglistik undAmerikanistik 16. 131–58.DictionaryThe Oxford dictionary of abbreviations. 1992. Oxford.word formationAbkhazNorth-West CaucasianAbkhazi-AdygeNorth-West Caucasianablative [Lat. ablatus ‘carried away,’ (pastpart. of) ferre ‘to carry’]Morphological case in certain languages (e.g. Latin, Hungarian) which indicatesvarious types of adverbial relations, such as manner (Lat. pedibusīre ‘to go on foot’),separation (Hung. levéltól ‘away from the letter’), and time (Lat. hieme ‘in the winter’).caseReferences