Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics

Update: 2016-02-21

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Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics; by Ken Miner and David J. Peterson; From Collateral Descendant of Lingua Pranca, October 2009 — back-formation: lumbar exercises / circumfix: unhealthy fascination with circuses; a cross inside a circle... (Read by Brock Schardin.)

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Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics

Ken Miner and David J. Peterson / Brock Schardin

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Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics

Ken Miner and David J. Peterson / Brock Schardin

Handy Definitions for Newcomers to the Field of Linguistics