Similarities and Differences: some verbal contrasts between Georgian and Mingrelian

George Hewitt

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The chapter examines some interesting morpho-syntactic differences in the formation of certain verbs in two sister-languages of the South Caucasian (Kartvelian) family, namely Georgian and Mingrelian.

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2004Introduction to the study of the languages of the Caucasus

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