The structure and development of Middle Indo-Aryan dialects

Vít Bubeník

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This monograph concentrates on the nature and pace of Phonological, morphological and syntactic change in the history of Indo-Aryan languages during the Middle Indo-Aryan languages during the Middle Indo-Aryan period (4th C.B.C. - 10th C. A.d.). It offers a systematic account of historical phonological processes paradigmatic sets of the main Prakits are juxtaposed and analysed and selected topics in Syntax are studied in theoretical framework of Functional Grammar.

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