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Donald Steinmetz1986

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Two principles and some rules for gender in German: Inanimate nouns

Donald Steinmetz

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(1986). Two principles and some rules for gender in German: Inanimate nouns. WORD: Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 189-217.

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1982Untersuchungen zum Genussystem der deutschen Gegenwartssprache 1983DIE KOGNITIVE ORGANISATION DER GENUSZUWEISUNG ZU DEN EINSILBIGEN NOMEN DER DEUTSCHEN GEGENWARTSSPRACHE

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Published1986-12-01

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