Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... English , French , Spanish , or Italian . In place of hereditary transmission from a remote past , began with more and more confidence to be asserted the view of relatively recent borrowing . In this manner , the attractive doctrine ...
... English , French , Spanish , or Italian . In place of hereditary transmission from a remote past , began with more and more confidence to be asserted the view of relatively recent borrowing . In this manner , the attractive doctrine ...
Strana 181
... English buss , and perhaps also English kiss ; German Kuss , etc. In the Dalecarlian dia- lect of Swedish we find lihlmunn , and in Bohemian , hubička , both of which signify " little mouth , " a naïve term for kiss . 2. " Sweet " words ...
... English buss , and perhaps also English kiss ; German Kuss , etc. In the Dalecarlian dia- lect of Swedish we find lihlmunn , and in Bohemian , hubička , both of which signify " little mouth , " a naïve term for kiss . 2. " Sweet " words ...
Strana 301
... English so full and authoritative a summary of Icelandic fish lore1 that little remains to be desired in that ... English as " ghosts . " The Icelandic " draugur " or Norwegian “ gen- gangere are words for which there are no equivalents ...
... English so full and authoritative a summary of Icelandic fish lore1 that little remains to be desired in that ... English as " ghosts . " The Icelandic " draugur " or Norwegian “ gen- gangere are words for which there are no equivalents ...
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