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August Leskien (German: [lɛsˈkiːn]; 8 July 1840 – 20
September 1916) was a
German linguist who
studied comparative linguistics,
particularly relating...
- the "secondary"
acute is ****ociated with the
vowel apocope caused by the
Leskien–Otrębski–Smoczyński's rule. The
appearance of the cir****flex in
place of...
- befreite) is a
Lithuanian fairy tale
collected by
German linguists August Leskien and Karl Brugmann.
Andrew Lang
included it in The Grey
Fairy Book under...
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contenting himself to be a
librarian in Halle. He was
taught by
August Leskien, a
pioneer of
research into sound-change laws, and he
applied for the Bopp...
- some time at the
University of Leipzig,
Trubetzkoy was
taught by
August Leskien, a
pioneer of
research into
sound laws.
After he
graduated from the Moscow...
- he
studied Baltic and
Slavic languages.
Under the
supervision of
August Leskien, he
defended his
thesis on
Nature comparisons in
Lithuanian songs and laments...
- f.s.
adjective would be לויון, liveyon.
Other philologists,
including Leskien,
thought it a
foreign loanword. A
third school considers it a
proper noun...
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Estonian wrestler August L**** (1903–1962),
Estonian footballer August Leskien (1840–1916),
German linguist August Liivik (1903–1942),
Estonian sport...
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School also
refers to the
researchers around Karl
Brugmann and
August Leskien in the last
third of the 19th century, who were
called Junggrammatists...
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gebildeten Stände. Vol. 5 (5 ed.). Leipzig: Brockhaus. 1819. pp. 455–456.
Leskien, August, ed. (1885). "Kobold".
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