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Gaelic, (225)
Gender, (100-2) (113)
German: French influence on, (208) (209) (212) grammatical concepts in sentence, (95) Latin influence on, (206) (208) phonetic drifts, history of, (184) (185) (188) (191-3) (197-9) plurality, (100) relations, (175) (183) sound-imitative words, (6) sounds, (56) (212) tense forms, (103) “umlaut,” (202) (203) (204) unanalyzable words, resistance to, (208) (209)
German, High, (224)
German, Middle High, (184) (185) (192) (204)
German, Old High, (175) (184) (185) (192) (194)
Germanic languages, (175) (183) (184) (185) (186) (206) (212) (226)
Germanic, West, (175) (184) (185) (186) (187) (191) (192) (224)
Germans, (224) (225) (226)
Gesture languages, (20) (21)
Ginneken, Jac van, (40)
Glottal cords, (48) action of, (48-50)
Glottal stop, (49)
Gothic, (82) (175) (184)
Grammar, (39)
Grammatical element, (26-32)
Grammatical concepts. See Concepts, grammatical.
Grammatical processes: classified by, languages, (133-5) particular, development by each language of, (62) (63) types of, (63) (64) variety of, use in one language of, (61) (62)
Greek, dialectic history of, (162)
Greek, classical: affixing, (137) compounds, (67) (68) concord, (121) infixing, (75) influence, (207) (215) (216) pitch accent, (83) plurality, (100) reduplicated perfects, (82) (216) stress, (82) (83) structure, (139) (151) (152) synthetic character, (137) verse, (244) (246)
Greek, modern, (137) (163) (194) (212)