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Introduction The Estonian declensional system is renowned for the number of case forms and inflectional patterns that it contains.
Declension classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica
It is believed that through various phonological processes actively operating within the paradigm and leading to a generalisation of a single ending (-e), this declensional type very early lost its communicative function and was ready to appropriate endings from the stronger, more influential paradigms, i.
Disintegration of the nominal inflection in Anglian: the case of ... by Adamczyk, Elzbieta / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
1) A companion paper, to appear in a subsequent issue of LU, applies a similar approach to the declensional system, extending the analysis in Blevins 2005; 2006 and addressing issues that arise on this account.
Conjugation classes in Estonian/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] by Blevins, James P. / Linguistica Uralica
 
 
 
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