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. W. H. Wait

5-17-33

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

II. MORPHOLOGY.

A. ROOTS AND STEMS.

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§ 80. The form of the Indo-European word.

All Indo-European words originally of one form

§ 81. Root-formation.

The different forms of root; transposition of vowel a in

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§ 83. Derived verb-stems in general; distinction between stem-

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§ 85. Noun-stems used as verb-stems, without change.

§ 86. Verb-stems, formed by reduplicating the root
and adding -sa-, except in the present -8-.

Sanskrit

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2. Those noun-stems most closely allied to verb-stems (participles

and infinitives), etc.

§ 87. I. The root without suffix is at the same time

§ 91. VII. Stems with suffix -ma-, and suffixes which
have ma- as their first element (-man-, -ma-na-,

Greek (-μο-, -μον-, -μεν-, -μονη-, - μίν-, - ματ-)

Latin (-mo-, -men-, -mon-, -mento-, -mōnio-)

Participial suffix -ma-na-

Indo-European

§ 95a. XIII. Stems with suffix -nu-.

§ 96. XIV. Stems with suffix -ta-; past part. pass.

Suffixes whose first element is -ta- (-tāti-, -tat-, -tana-) . 221

§ 97. XV. Stems with suffixes -tar-, -tra-.

Sanskrit (n. agentis, part. fut.).

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Greek (-τερ-, -τηρ-, -τορ-, -τορο-, -τρια-, -τριδ-, «προ-,

-θρο-, -τλο-, -τλη-, -θλο-, -θλη-) .

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Latin (part. fut. in -tūro-; secondary formations of -tar-

by means of -ya- and -ic-)

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Greek (shortening to -T-, secondary formation into -σla-)

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Latin (-t-, -tio, -tiōn-) .

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§ 99. XVII. Stems with suffix -tu-.

Indo-European

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Sanskrit (inf. in -tum, ger. in -tvā, part. necess. in -tva-) 231

Latin (supine; suff. -tuo-, -tūti-, -tūdon-, -tüdin-)

§ 100. XVIII. Stems with suffix -dhi-.

Sanskrit (inf. in -dhyāi) .

§ 101. XIX. Stems with suffix -ant-, -nt-; partic. act.

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