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Alexander Kibrik (Russian: Александр Евгеньевич Кибрик;
March 26, 1939 – 31 October, 2012) was a
Russian linguist,
doctor of
philology and the head of...
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Kibrik,
Aleksandr E. (1993). "Archi". In R.
Smeets (ed.).
Indigenous languages of the Caucasus. Vol. 3. New York:
Caravan Books. pp. 297–365.
Kibrik,...
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Andrej Kibrik (Russian: Андре́й Алекса́ндрович Ки́брик; born June 18, 1963) is a
Russian linguist, the
director of the
Institute of
Linguistics of the...
- isolated. The
Khinalug language previously had its own script.
Alexander Kibrik and a team of 13
linguists from
Moscow State University visited the village...
- 1990s, the
language has also been do****ented by a
Russian linguist Andrej Kibrik. /ɪ/ may
range to
either [ɪ] or mid as [ə].
Nouns are
divided into two classes:...
- Alaska, new series. Vol. 5. Fairbanks:
University of Alaska. pp. 1–24.
Kibrik,
Andrej A. (1993). "Transitivity
increase in
Athabaskan languages". In Comrie...
- Kodzasov,
Sandro (1977), "Fonetika
Archinskogo Jazyka. Part 2", in
Kibrik, A.E.; Kodzasov, S.V.; Olovjannikova, I.P.; et al. (eds.), Opyt Strukturnogo...
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Evgeny Kibrik. "There is Such a Party!", 1947...
- languages. He
studied linguistics at
Moscow State University with
Aleksandr E.
Kibrik,
taking part in
several field trips to
Pamir and
Daghestanian languages...
- Jacob. "How Many
Video Games Exist?".
Gaming Shift.
Retrieved 2020-11-28.
Kibrik, A. E. (2001). "Archi (Caucasian—Daghestanian)", The
Handbook of Morphology...
