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"Difficult" clauses
(24 messages)
Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
(9 messages)
ANADEW? Raising verbs and control verbs
Any comparative method detectives out there?
(5 messages)
Austronesian style Latin...
(2 messages)
Austronesian/Sino-Tibetan
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Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
(5 messages)
Confucius and the rectification of names
(4 messages)
Conjunctives, etc...
(19 messages)
CONLANG Digest - 7 May 2007 to 8 May 2007 (#2007-129)
CONLANG/ZBB crossover
CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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EAK (was: GSF revisited)
EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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EAK nouns
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Edible and Drinkable Pronouns?
First verse.
GSF revisited
(20 messages)
Help: Looking for Source
(7 messages)
How do diacronic conlangers work?
(9 messages)
Matthew Faupel
Modern Greek dialects (was: GSF revisited)
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nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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numbers as letters
(19 messages)
OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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passive ergative?
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question
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Second verse.
Subject: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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USAGE: name adaptation again (hieret: EAK nouns)
Weekly Vocab #2.1.20 (repost #1)
[BoD] CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia
[LCC] LCC2 will be over *two full days*
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"Difficult" clauses
"Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Re: "Difficult" clauses
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Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Philip Newton <
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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Re: Alphabet comparison table for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic
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ANADEW? Raising verbs and control verbs
ANADEW? Raising verbs and control verbs
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Any comparative method detectives out there?
Re: Any comparative method detectives out there?
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Re: Any comparative method detectives out there?
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Re: Any comparative method detectives out there?
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Re: Any comparative method detectives out there?
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Re: Any comparative method detectives out there?
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Austronesian style Latin...
Re: Austronesian style Latin...
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Re: Austronesian style Latin...
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Austronesian/Sino-Tibetan
Austronesian/Sino-Tibetan
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Re: Austronesian/Sino-Tibetan
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Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
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Re: Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
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Re: Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
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Re: Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
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Re: Borrowing Latin case forms (was Re: EAK nouns)
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Confucius and the rectification of names
Confucius and the rectification of names
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Re: Confucius and the rectification of names
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Re: Confucius and the rectification of names
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Re: Confucius and the rectification of names
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Conjunctives, etc...
Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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Re: Conjunctives, etc...
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CONLANG Digest - 7 May 2007 to 8 May 2007 (#2007-129)
Re: CONLANG Digest - 7 May 2007 to 8 May 2007 (#2007-129)
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CONLANG/ZBB crossover
Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover
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CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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EAK (was: GSF revisited)
EAK (was: GSF revisited)
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EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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Re: EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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Re: EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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Re: EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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Re: EAK Adjectives, Article & Pronouns
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EAK nouns
EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Re: EAK nouns
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Edible and Drinkable Pronouns?
Edible and Drinkable Pronouns?
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First verse.
First verse.
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GSF revisited
Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Re: GSF revisited
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Help: Looking for Source
Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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Re: Help: Looking for Source
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How do diacronic conlangers work?
How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Re: How do diacronic conlangers work?
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Matthew Faupel
Matthew Faupel
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Modern Greek dialects (was: GSF revisited)
Modern Greek dialects (was: GSF revisited)
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Re: Modern Greek dialects (was: GSF revisited)
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nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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Re: nom/accu pronouns erg/abs everything else
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numbers as letters
numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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Re: numbers as letters
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OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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Re: OT: The joys of email (was: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover)
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passive ergative?
passive ergative?
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Re: passive ergative?
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question
question
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Second verse.
Second verse.
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Subject: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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Re: Subject: Re: CONLANG/ZBB crossover (WAS: CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia)
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USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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Re: USAGE: Name adaptation (fuit: GSF revisited)
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USAGE: name adaptation again (hieret: EAK nouns)
Re: USAGE: name adaptation again (hieret: EAK nouns)
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Weekly Vocab #2.1.20 (repost #1)
Weekly Vocab #2.1.20 (repost #1)
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[BoD] CONLANG article deleted from Wikipedia
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[LCC] LCC2 will be over *two full days*
Re: [LCC] LCC2 will be over *two full days*
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Re: [LCC] LCC2 will be over *two full days*
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