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Why do Chinese and Hindi have more terms for relatives than English does?

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Linguistics Asked 2 years ago by shaunakde

Are there any languages that have a pronoun which is only used to refer to royalty?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago

Was it ever common to pronounce "wife's" as "wives"?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago

Any reasons for unexplained centumization in Balto-Slavic?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago by Yellow Sky

Are dative governing verbs in IE languages mainly inherited from PIE, or later developed within each IE language?

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Linguistics Asked 4 years ago by wodemingzi

Are zzz's associated with sleeping outside of english-speaking cultures?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago

Is h↓ the correct IPA representation of the ingressive "fast gasp", meaning "uh-huh", in French?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago by Scott Deerwester

Are there any studies on some English passive verb constructions currently being replaced by new intransitive senses?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago

Is there a sound change from [ɡ] to [i] or [j]?

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Linguistics Asked 3 years ago

Has the development of double consonants in Latin been studied?

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