Definition of Preliterary. Meaning of Preliterary. Synonyms of Preliterary

- Edda in the sense of 'poetics' is not likely to have existed in the preliterary period. Edda also means 'great-grandparent', a word that appears in Skáldskaparmál...
- Phonology" (H. Sandøy) : Common Nordic, p.1855. Schalin, Johan (2018). "Preliterary Scandinavian Sound Change Viewed From the East". Nordica Helsingiensia...
- triggered metaphony (see above). Final-syllable unstressed /o/ was raised in preliterary times to /u/, but always still written ⟨o⟩. At some point (perhaps in...
- own behalf, but the attribution to Solomon had already developed in preliterary tradition. Scholars point out that the story is linked to the preceding...
- fascinating: paintings, photographs, artifacts and anecdotes from Hall's preliterary life." Mutiny on the Bounty (1932) Men Against the Sea (1934) Pitcairn's...
- modernist style with a "primitive quality". The plot comes from "Russian preliterary theater" sourced in "a tradition of itinerant folk entertainers" impersonating...
- (2004). "The Germanic Heldenlied and the Poetic Edda : Speculations on Preliterary History". Oral Tradition. 19: 43–62. doi:10.1353/ort.2004.0091. hdl:10355/64984...
- Conte, "could only be to lend substance to some intuition of primitive preliterary epic composition." The poem is among the "countertendencies" in Latin...
- de Portmany) still keep stressed /ə/. It is ****umed that during the preliterary period, all Catalan dialects featured a weak realization of the pretonic...
- devoted to Medieval Latin (particularly Hispanic Medieval Latin) and to preliterary Catalan. He was director (1960-1985) of the Glossarium Mediae Latinitatis...