| Edward Sapir (1884–1939). Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech. 1921. |
Subject Index |
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| Danish, 49, 110, 136, 175, 217 |
| Demonstrative ideas, 97, 98, 114 |
| Dental articulations, 54, 192 |
| Derivational concepts. See Concepts. |
| Determinative structure, 135 |
| Dialects, causes of, 160–163; compromise between, 159; distinctness of, 159; drifts in, diverging, 183, 184; drifts in, parallel, 184–193; splitting up of, 163, 164; unity of, 157–159. |
| Diffusion, morphological, 217–220 |
| Diphthongs, 56 |
| Drift, linguistic: 160–163, 183, 184; components of, 172–174; determinants of, in English, 168–182; direction of, 165, 166, 183; direction of, illustrated in English, 166–168; examples of general, in English, 174–182; parallelisms in, 184–193; speed of, 183, 184. See Phonetic Law; Phonetic processes. |
| Duplication of words, 79–81 |
| Dutch, 175, 188, 212, 224 |
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