Titlebook: A Grammar of Toba Batak; H. N. Tuuk Book 1971 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1971 Austronesian languages.grammar.linguistics

fringe

Anwendungen der Galois-Theorie,Most stem-words are dissyllabic. Stem-words of more than four syllables are as rare as those with one, which are not relation words.

巨頭

Saline

后來

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05648-6In Batak, because the verb undergoes most changes of form, it is the main word-class, and it will be necessary to classify the many kinds into classes, because it would be too difficult to give to each form a term of its own.

斜谷

The Brauer Group of a Local Field,. (10 b) — . is used to one’s superiors and to one’s inferiors. It is also used as a predicate at the beginning of a letter, and of a . in ., by introducing them as speaking persons; for an example, see 21 a.

Ophthalmoscope

Residue Class Degree and Ramification Index,Batak is not well provided with this kind of word, because not only do the suffixes . and . represent various prepositions (50 and 51) but also substantives and verbs (161) function as such.

警告

Residue Class Degree and Ramification Index,Batak makes sparing use of words that place sentences in relationship to each other. There are, therefore, but few words that occur solely as conjunctions.

Canary

conjunctivitis

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6778-1Austronesian languages; grammar; linguistics

休戰(zhàn)

978-94-017-6707-1Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1971