Billy Idol (Play-It-Like-It-Is) by Milton Okun

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E. stekl-it’ and not stekl’-it’, which makes the Russian pair stekl-o à stekl-it’ compatible with Bg. sta˘kl-o à sta˘kl-ja (not sta˘kl’-a) and SC. sestr-a ‘sister’ à sestr-iti ‘to make a sister’. g. the derivation R. e. ucˇitel-it’ and not ucˇitel’-it’, by analogy to stekl-it’). : Bg. IMPFV nos-j-a ‘I carry’ à PFV pod-nes-a ‘I present, submit, offer, serve’ à IMPFV2 pod-nas-ja-m, and from the last two verbs N pod-nos ‘tray’ and N 8 In Russian, zˇ, c and sˇ are invariably hard while cˇ and sˇcˇ are invariably soft.

Icˇ-i- is a prototypical stem), less prototypical stems lack the TM. A root is that part of a word form which remains when all suffixes have been removed. g. R. 1. 30 1 Preliminaries doctrine’) are the least natural ones. Since Slavic languages are characterized by right-hand headedness,20 in this book, only suffixes are taken into consideration for the classification of bases (cf. the discussion on headedness in Stump 2001: 96ff). In other words, the root is the basic part of a multimorphemic word which cannot be further decomposed on the right edge.

G. e. stekl-it’ and not stekl’-it’, which makes the Russian pair stekl-o à stekl-it’ compatible with Bg. sta˘kl-o à sta˘kl-ja (not sta˘kl’-a) and SC. sestr-a ‘sister’ à sestr-iti ‘to make a sister’. g. the derivation R. e. ucˇitel-it’ and not ucˇitel’-it’, by analogy to stekl-it’). : Bg. IMPFV nos-j-a ‘I carry’ à PFV pod-nes-a ‘I present, submit, offer, serve’ à IMPFV2 pod-nas-ja-m, and from the last two verbs N pod-nos ‘tray’ and N 8 In Russian, zˇ, c and sˇ are invariably hard while cˇ and sˇcˇ are invariably soft.

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