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Page 95
The majority of dialects, including those of Tokyo and Pitch Kyoto, have a word
pitch accent. In Tokyo, for example, accent hashi with a high-low accent means "
chopsticks," but with a low-high accent pattern it denotes "bridge"; in Kyoto, on
the ...
The majority of dialects, including those of Tokyo and Pitch Kyoto, have a word
pitch accent. In Tokyo, for example, accent hashi with a high-low accent means "
chopsticks," but with a low-high accent pattern it denotes "bridge"; in Kyoto, on
the ...
Page 151
The underlying Jewish word (mal- and khuta) means God's kingship, and not
primarily his do- dominant main. This meaning prevails in the New Testament
texts, theme of But Kingdom of God or Heaven is also used in a spatial Jesus'
sense ...
The underlying Jewish word (mal- and khuta) means God's kingship, and not
primarily his do- dominant main. This meaning prevails in the New Testament
texts, theme of But Kingdom of God or Heaven is also used in a spatial Jesus'
sense ...
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With the examination of the actual and the probable historical relations between
thinking and speaking, it became more Language plausible to say that language
emerged not as the means as a of expressing already formulated judgments, ...
With the examination of the actual and the probable historical relations between
thinking and speaking, it became more Language plausible to say that language
emerged not as the means as a of expressing already formulated judgments, ...
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