- Nina
Catach (born 1923 in Cairo,
Egypt – died 1997 in Paris, France) is a
French linguist and
linguistic historian who
specialized in the
history of French...
- A
catechism ( /ˈkætəˌkɪzəm/; from
Ancient Gr****: κατηχέω, "to
teach orally") is a
summary or
exposition of
doctrine and
serves as a
learning introduction...
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langaige Françoys (Hausmann 1980, p. 80).
Catach (1995, §51)
Catach (1995)
Casagrande (1984, pp. 89–90),
Catach (1995, §52)
Tranel (1987, p. 58), Casagrande...
- (2013), §2.
Steele (1940), p. x. Kilwardby, Inst. Gram., Ch. xvii. Rosier-
Catach (1994). SEP (2013), §3.1. Bacon, Com. Nat., Bk. I, p. 1.
Steele (1940),...
- théorique et
pratique Vladimir Grigorievitch Gak, Irène Vildé-Lot, Nina
Catach – 1976 "Par exemple, le français possède des
centaines de mots terminés...
-
Place in the
Byzantine Reception of Aristotle.". In Dahan, Gilbert; Rosier-
Catach, Irène (eds.). La rhétorique d'Aristote:
traditions et
commentaires de l'Antiquité...
- The Kyle of
Sutherland (Scottish Gaelic: An Caol
Catach) is an
estuary in the
Scottish Highlands formed by the
rivers Oykel and C****ley. It
extends from...
-
MacPherson in Skye.
Caoidheach Kay,
MacKay Caolaisdean Kelso On Arran.
Catach Catach,
Catto Catan Cattenach Catanach Cattenach Also a
member of Clan Chattan...
- by King
James I in 1427 or
killed by the
MacKays at
Battle of Cnoc nan
Catach in 1438 Iain Dubh the
elder died 1490s
Alasdair MacRuaidhri died 1506 Iain...
- of
Anatolian hieroglyphs Cameron,
Deborah Canger, Una C****ell,
Justine Catach, Nina Cataldi, Lee Catrileo, María
Charity Hudley, Anne H. Chaski, Carole...
