The Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia, 7권James Richardson Logan Printed at the Mission Press, 1853 |
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... Ultraindian languages will be fully examined in the paper on the ethnology of South Eastern Asia . This section is , in fact , an abridgment of a portion of that paper . The Gangetic and Dravirian languages will be examined somewhat ...
... Ultraindian languages will be fully examined in the paper on the ethnology of South Eastern Asia . This section is , in fact , an abridgment of a portion of that paper . The Gangetic and Dravirian languages will be examined somewhat ...
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... Ultraindian languages , and unlike the Burman and Chinese , it places the agent or sub- ject before , and the object after , the action , and the possessor after the thing possessed . Occasionally the object is placed first . It agrees ...
... Ultraindian languages , and unlike the Burman and Chinese , it places the agent or sub- ject before , and the object after , the action , and the possessor after the thing possessed . Occasionally the object is placed first . It agrees ...
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... Ultraindian languages , will restore a large number of them to their ancient character of dis- tinct words . The remarks which I have already made on the peculiarities of the Burman , when compared with the other Ultraindian languages ...
... Ultraindian languages , will restore a large number of them to their ancient character of dis- tinct words . The remarks which I have already made on the peculiarities of the Burman , when compared with the other Ultraindian languages ...
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affinities African alliance amongst ancient appears archaic Arru bambu basin Bodo Budha Burman called Captain character chief Chinese common consonantal consonants crude Dhimal dialects direction Dravirian dress Dutch euphonic European exhibited feet flexional formation Gangetic Garo glossarial gold Gond harmonic ideology Indian Irawadi islands Jamoontah Java Javanese jungle Kasia Kiranti Klatten Kuki languages latter Lepcha Macassar Malacca Malay Manh Manipuri Mikir miles Miri monosyllabic Mount Ophir mountain musters Naga nasals native Nats nearly numerous object occurs particles Pendopo person phonetic phonology Phralaong piculs plural possessive postfix postpositional preplaced present Prince probably pronominal pronoun qualitive race Rahans remarkable resemble Resident river road root round Scythic shew Siamese sibilant side Singapore Singpho Solo sonant Sourabaya southern specimens stone substantive Sultan Surakarta Susunan Tamil Tatar Tatar languages Telugu tendency Tibetan Tibeto-Ultraindian tion traits trees tribes Turanian Ultraindian Uraon verb vocabularies vocalic vowels words