Bulletin de la Société NéophilologiqueWerner Soderhjelm, Hugo Suolahti, Axel Wallensköld, Arthur Långfors Neuphilologischer Verein., 2005 - Electronic journals Includes reports of meetings, lists of members, etc., of the Neuphilologischer verein, 1899- |
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Strikingly , the word barren , both as an adjective and a noun , also refers to both women and animals , moreover to trees and plants . However , the last OED reference to women dates from 1751 - obviously the latter half of the 18th ...
Strikingly , the word barren , both as an adjective and a noun , also refers to both women and animals , moreover to trees and plants . However , the last OED reference to women dates from 1751 - obviously the latter half of the 18th ...
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Finally , we have negative terms with an implicit reference to the child , such as to lose ( “ to fail to give birth to a live baby ” ) and to miscarry / miscarriage . Another type of fairly factual reference to pregnancy can be ...
Finally , we have negative terms with an implicit reference to the child , such as to lose ( “ to fail to give birth to a live baby ” ) and to miscarry / miscarriage . Another type of fairly factual reference to pregnancy can be ...
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humans and most human reference in the data is to men . For the so - called epicene reference , i.e. when the sex of the noun reference is unknown , Old English and early Middle English typically rely on the masculine pronouns ( p .
humans and most human reference in the data is to men . For the so - called epicene reference , i.e. when the sex of the noun reference is unknown , Old English and early Middle English typically rely on the masculine pronouns ( p .
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