Philology

551 Broadway ablative accusative action adjective adverbs agglutinative agglutinative language analytic languages aorist APPLETON base become breath called cents Chinese common compound consonants dative denote derived dialects different forms different languages distinct distinguished dropped England English words example express formative suffix French genitive Gothic grammar Greek and Latin guage heard High German Icelandic idea ideography Indo-European Indo-European language inflectional instrumental Keltic Latin lips locative Low German meaning meant method modern momentary mouth natural nominative noun object Old English Old High German older form oldest original palate participle pass perfect perhaps personal suffixes phonetic plural predicate preposition present Price principle probably pronounced reason recognise reduplication Romans root Sanskrit seems seen sense sentence simple singular sometimes sound speak speech spoken subjunctive suffix syllable syntax synthetic languages tenses Teutonic Teutonic language thing thought tion tongue trace verb voice vowel