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THE ARABIC ORIGINS OF "BODY PART TERMS" IN ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN LANGUAGES: A LEXICAL ROOT THEORY APPROACH
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  • 2013Ultraconserved words point to deep language ancestry across Eurasia226 cited
  • 2011The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language (3rd ed.)66 cited
  • 1987Phonological variation and change in immigrant speech : a sociolinguistic study of a 1967 Arab-Israeli War immigrant speech community in Damascus, Syria21 cited
  • 2012The Arabic Origins of Number and Gender Markers in English, German, French, and Latin: A Lexical Root Theory Approach20 cited
  • 2013The Arabic Origins of Derivational Morphemes in English, German, and French: A Lexical Root Theory Approach20 cited
  • 2012The Arabic Origins of Numeral Words in English and European Languages18 cited

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