An edition of A grammar of the Votic language (1968)

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Indiana University
Language
English
Pages
121

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Subjects

Votic language, Grammar
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Cover of: A grammar of the Votic language.
A grammar of the Votic language.
1968, Indiana University
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Edition Notes

Translation of Vadja keele grammatika.

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Bloomington
Series
Indiana University publications. Uralic and Altaic series, v. 68

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Dewey Decimal Class
494/.5
Library of Congress
PH563 .A713

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Pagination
ix, 121 p.
Number of pages
121

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OL6010537M
Internet Archive
grammarofvoticla0000aris
LCCN
66064931
OCLC/WorldCat
160202

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OL1348728W

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