Browse “Linguistic change” in an alphabetical list of subjects

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Linguistic atlas of the Middle and South Atlantic states 2 records
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Linguistic attachés About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 0 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Diplomatic and consular service, French (53 records)
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Linguistic change About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 640 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Historical linguistics (756 records)
  2. Language and languages (7008 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Glottochronology (3 records)
  2. Neogrammarians (5 records)
640 records
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Linguistic change--Africa 7 records
7 records
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Linguistic change--Africa, Central 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Africa--History 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Africa, West 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Alaska 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--America--History 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Arab countries 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--Asia, Central 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--Balkan Peninsula 5 records
5 records
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Linguistic change--Balkan Peninsula--Congresses 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Brazil 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--Brazil--Poetry 1 record
1 record
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Linguistic change--Bulgaria 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--Case studies 16 records
16 records
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Linguistic change--Central America 2 records
2 records
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Linguistic change--China 8 records
8 records
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Linguistic change--China--Qinghai Sheng 1 record
1 record

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