Anglia: Zeitschrift für englische Philologie, Том 24M. Niemeyer, 1901 |
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... ( einmal sprêc = locutus est s . unter stamm- bildung der starken verben ) ; ferner das praeteritum der wurzel wes : was Prf . 1,5 ; 2 , 2. 3 ; III , 23 etc. ( 203 ) ; uæss IX , 25 ( da- neben was Mt. XXI , 42 ; Mk . XVI , 2 ; L. XXII ...
... ( einmal sprêc = locutus est s . unter stamm- bildung der starken verben ) ; ferner das praeteritum der wurzel wes : was Prf . 1,5 ; 2 , 2. 3 ; III , 23 etc. ( 203 ) ; uæss IX , 25 ( da- neben was Mt. XXI , 42 ; Mk . XVI , 2 ; L. XXII ...
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... einmal ge- oder wol richtiger verschrieben eœ in beædd XIX , 12 . Vor mehrfacher konsonanz findet sich a bei : æfter- Prf . 1 , 1 ; IV , 46. 54 ; VIII , 2 ; ( efter ) XII , 22 ; fæst III , 33 ; V , 30 ; XVII , 25 etc. ( 7 ) ; fæstlice ...
... einmal ge- oder wol richtiger verschrieben eœ in beædd XIX , 12 . Vor mehrfacher konsonanz findet sich a bei : æfter- Prf . 1 , 1 ; IV , 46. 54 ; VIII , 2 ; ( efter ) XII , 22 ; fæst III , 33 ; V , 30 ; XVII , 25 etc. ( 7 ) ; fæstlice ...
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... einmal magon XIII , 36 s . unten ) ; geondsuarade III , 10 ; V , 19 ; geondsuarede I , 50 ; IV , 13 ( 7 ) ( daneben auch formen mit wurzelvokal æ , ea , o S. § 416 anm . 13c , s . unter stammbildung der schwachen verba II ) ; ge- taled ...
... einmal magon XIII , 36 s . unten ) ; geondsuarade III , 10 ; V , 19 ; geondsuarede I , 50 ; IV , 13 ( 7 ) ( daneben auch formen mit wurzelvokal æ , ea , o S. § 416 anm . 13c , s . unter stammbildung der schwachen verba II ) ; ge- taled ...
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... einmal vorkommende gedeafnad III , 14 nur ein schreibfehler für gedaefnad sein kann ; von u - umlaut kann keine rede sein , denn einmal wird in unserem denkmal a davon überhaupt nicht betroffen , andereits sind die bedingungen dazu gar ...
... einmal vorkommende gedeafnad III , 14 nur ein schreibfehler für gedaefnad sein kann ; von u - umlaut kann keine rede sein , denn einmal wird in unserem denkmal a davon überhaupt nicht betroffen , andereits sind die bedingungen dazu gar ...
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... einmal in wynn IV , 38 ( aber oben winnes Prf . 2 , 6 ) . Für ws . willað findet sich stets uallað ; uallas XII , 21 ; XXI , 3 etc. , S. § 428 , das ich nicht anders zu erklären weiss , als durch annahme einer - losen bildung mit der ...
... einmal in wynn IV , 38 ( aber oben winnes Prf . 2 , 6 ) . Für ws . willað findet sich stets uallað ; uallas XII , 21 ; XXI , 3 etc. , S. § 428 , das ich nicht anders zu erklären weiss , als durch annahme einer - losen bildung mit der ...
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