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Unaugmented contract imperfect in Ancient Greek?

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What arguments support Alwin Kloekhorst's analysis of proto-indo-european phonemes?

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(PIE) déḱm̥ vs déḱm̥t (ten)

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geminate or long consonants in Ancient Greek?

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Can a syllable be open before a lenghtened consonant?

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infinitive passive in Esperanto

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strange Latin spelling : karissime

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Kaluza's law and Beowulf.64b

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Can the Latin conjunction -que coordinate two propositions?

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original sens of ἑκηβόλος, an epiklesis of Apollon

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connection between Castor (one of the Διόσκουροι) and the animal (beaver)?

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declining numerals in Old English

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accusative being used to express an origin?

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alliteration in coda : an Old English example?

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(Latin) spondeo > (Spanish) esposas?

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Is Old English ġe- a digraph representing [j]?

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scansion of a iambic trimeter

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unicode symbol(s) for a long syllable in a Latin text

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ephelcystic nu of contract verbal forms in Ancient Greek

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anomaly in a Latin hexameter

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what would be the hypothetic result of *βεβλεπνται in Ancient Greek?

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vowel contraction after "προ-" preverb in Ancient Greek

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Two questions about Sappho's name

Unaugmented contract imperfect in Ancient Greek?

What arguments support Alwin Kloekhorst's analysis of proto-indo-european phonemes?

(PIE) déḱm̥ vs déḱm̥t (ten)

geminate or long consonants in Ancient Greek?

Can a syllable be open before a lenghtened consonant?

infinitive passive in Esperanto

strange Latin spelling : karissime

When did Aspirated Consonants appear in English?

*h₁éḱwos > ἵππος, (Aeolian) ἴκκος

what about ophis Python==ahi Budhnya?

Kaluza's law and Beowulf.64b

Can the Latin conjunction -que coordinate two propositions?

original sens of ἑκηβόλος, an epiklesis of Apollon

connection between Castor (one of the Διόσκουροι) and the animal (beaver)?

declining numerals in Old English

accusative being used to express an origin?

alliteration in coda : an Old English example?

(Latin) spondeo > (Spanish) esposas?

Is Old English ġe- a digraph representing [j]?

scansion of a iambic trimeter

unicode symbol(s) for a long syllable in a Latin text

ephelcystic nu of contract verbal forms in Ancient Greek

anomaly in a Latin hexameter

what would be the hypothetic result of *βεβλεπνται in Ancient Greek?

vowel contraction after "προ-" preverb in Ancient Greek