Note 33 — Chapter XIV · SYNTAX OF THE ARTICLE.
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Convertible terms, we need not remind the learned reader, are those, the meaning of which is so similar, that they may be substituted one for the other.
[34] The learned student will here see that Maori has, in this respect, the advantage over Hebrew; confusion often occurring in that language from the want of some means for determining which is the subject and which the predicate.
[35] Ngene is a scrofulous tumour.