Grammar, Comparative and general--Vowel gradation
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the change of one vowel to another accompanying a change in the degree of stress. Works on expressions which describe the relative amount of a quality in two or more objects, as in comparison, diminution, etc. are entered under the heading [Grammar, Comparative and general--Gradation.]
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Names and connections
Ablaut; Apophony; Vowel gradation
- Broader: Vowels
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Morton address: 902976415463523844 · morton4x16-v1
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