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Indo-European linguistics / Linguistic morphology / Germanic languages / Indo-European languages / Languages of Italy / Proto-Indo-European verbs / Albanian language / Tocharian languages / Proto-Germanic language / Aorist / Lithuanian language / Germanic verb
Date: 2007-07-18 07:02:07
Indo-European linguistics
Linguistic morphology
Germanic languages
Indo-European languages
Languages of Italy
Proto-Indo-European verbs
Albanian language
Tocharian languages
Proto-Germanic language
Aorist
Lithuanian language
Germanic verb

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