F
Reading edition
Faucal position, (53)
Feeling-tones of words, (41) (42)
Fijians, (230)
Finnish, (135) (155) (219)
Finns, (226)
Flemish, (212)
“Foot, feet” (English), history of, (184-93) (197-9) (201) (202)
Form, cultural, (233) (234) feeling of language for, (58) (62) (63) (152) (153) (210) (220) “inner,” (132) (133)
Form, linguistic: conservatism of, (102-4) differences of, mechanical origin of, (105) (106) elaboration of, reasons for, (102-6) function and, independence of, (59-63) (93) (94) grammatical concepts embodied in, (82-126) grammatical processes embodying, (59-85) permanence of different aspects of, relative, (153-6) twofold consideration of, (59-61) See Structure, linguistic.
Form-classes, (105) (113) See Gender.
Formal units of speech, (33)
“Formlessness, inner,” (132) (133)
Fox (N. Amer.), (74)
French: analytical tendency, (135) (136) (137) esthetic qualities, (241) gender, (102) (104) (113) influence, (205) (206) (207) (208) (209) (210) (211) (212) (215) (216) order, word, (67) plurality, (99) sounds, (51) (212) sounds as words, single, (24) stress, (55) (118) structure, (151) (154) tense forms, (103) verse, (245) (246)
French, Norman, (224)
French people, (224) (225)
Freud, (168)
Fricatives, (52)
Frisian, (175) (224)
Ful (Soudan), (79) (81)
Function, independence of form and, (59-63) (93) (94)
Functional units of speech, (33)
Fusion, (137) (138) (139) (140) (141) (149)
Fusional languages, (147) (150) (151) See Fusion.
Fusional-agglutinative, (148) (150) (151)
Fusional-isolating, (148) (150)
“Fuss, Füsse” (German), history of, (184) (185) (191-3) (197-99)