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Two or more subjects of a kindred meaning do not require a con . junction , but may be finally represented by some ... Wyo ng who slow cop us - sál men wuh mar gayá , he died that year ; Kutloan diyo ufagle mahine já , egá , he will go ...
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1 : a = final ; 1 = habit ; aisie ; au = out ; oll ; lů = feud ; Chin ; go ; Jet ; n = sing ; so , ship ; thin , this ... Like copper . cop'per - Ishi . origin unknown but perhaps cop'per - as , 1 kop'ar - as ; 2 cop'er - as , n .
One of the outstanding problems of the biologist, whether he be beginning student or specialists, is that of understanding technical terms.
In a causative construction, there therefore turns out to be a choice as to which component of the construction to mark with the causative suffix: ... constructions in Japanese with their translation equivalents in Urdu (Butt, 1995:35f.) ...
10 ) If Ex and Cop are lexically separate , and they are in a suppletive relation with verbs meaning ' become ' and ' stay , ' then ' become ' will be related to Cop and ' stay ' to Ex . One of the common auxiliary functions of verbs of ...
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Part 3 contains classroom suggestions to help teachers plan appropriate exercises for their students. There is also a complete index at the back of the book listing page numbers for both main entries and cross-references for each idiom.
Memoirs of an Unorthodox Top Cop Kirpal Singh Dhillon ... a rather telltale bulge, Satish Pandey promptly assigned him a moniker, Foteram—fote meaning balls in Urdu—or F. Ram, soon to change to a safer and more deferential Framji.