| 31. | The thematic presents in Western PIE also do not have quantitative ablaut, which indicates their relatively recent origin.
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| 32. | Strong verbs form their past tenses by changing the vowel of the stem, a process known as ablaut.
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| 33. | Grammatically, the language is agglutinating, with nouns and verbs showing suffixed inflectional endings and ablaut in some cases.
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| 34. | These are referred to as a / aK-ablaut, e-ablaut, and iK-ablaut respectively.
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| 35. | These are referred to as a / aK-ablaut, e-ablaut, and iK-ablaut respectively.
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| 36. | These are referred to as a / aK-ablaut, e-ablaut, and iK-ablaut respectively.
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| 37. | KuryBowicz's 1956 " Apophonie ", gave a better understanding of the Indo-European ablaut.
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| 38. | Yurok Morphological processes include prefixation, infixtion, inflection, vowel harmony, ablaut, consonantal alternation, and reduplication.
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| 39. | In the course of these changes, the different root-vowels caused by PIE ablaut became markers of tense.
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| 40. | In linguistic works, is used to stand in for the various ablaut grades that the vowel may appear in.
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