Linguistics Study 2004 Issue 1 The Merger of Initial yǐ and xiá: Another Form of Evolution of Initial yǐ

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Linguistics Study
1000-1263
2004 Issue 1

The Merger of Initial yǐ and xiá: Another Form of Evolution of Initial yǐ
lin yi

..............page:95-99

On “Xiong(熊)”
wu xiao-yi

..............page:102-104

On “Jiangchang(疆场) ”
huang jian-ning

..............page:83

Misinterpretation of“说”(悦)in Translating & Annotating Ancient Books and Related Problems
xia xian-pei

..............page:81-82

A View of the Character System of West-Zhou Inscriptions on Bronzes from the Character Frequency
zhang zai-xing

..............page:84-88

The Agglutinating-Style Associated Structure in Contemporary Chinese
wu zhen-guo

..............page:24-29

The Special Usage of Causal Postposition of Shang & Shangtou in the Translated Documents of the Yuan Dynasty
zu sheng-li

..............page:47-52

On Adverb “Xingkui” from the Point View of Semantics and Pragmatics ——With the Evolution Process of Involved Topics in Sentences with “Xingkui”
yang yi-ming and xu yi-zhong

..............page:19-23

The Young Singaporean's Way of Expressing Chinese Verbs in the Present Continuous Tense
li shu

..............page:35-36

Typological Observations of Word Order Characteristics in Pre-Qin Chinese
liu dan-qing

..............page:37-46

A Supplement to the Origin of the Preposition of“打”
dong wei-guang

..............page:77-80

On the Influence of the Exotic Culture on the Middle Ancient Chinese Vocabulary
wang yun-lu

..............page:66-73

zhe jiang sheng yu yan xue hui di 12 ci nian hui zai tai zhou zhao kai

..............page:60

On Dai Tong's Induction(充类) Theory
wu ze-shun

..............page:74-76

di er jie yu yi gong neng yu fa tao lun hui zai liao ning sheng an shan shi zhao kai
shi fang ge

..............page:80

The Moving Verbs’Sentence Structures in Oracle-bone scripture
zhu xi-wen

..............page:89-94

ShiYaoZiYang and Change from Shang Tone of Stressed Consonant to Qu Tone
ding zhi-min

..............page:100-101

The Rules Governing the Split of the Entering Tone in the Beijing Dialect and the Relationships between the Northern Dialects
liu zhen-fa

..............page:105-110

On the Types of the Continuance Markers in Modern Chinese Dialects
luo zi-qun

..............page:111-119

di san jie guo ji shuang yu xue yan tao hui zai hu nan ji shou ru kai
tian jing

..............page:125

di er jie zhong guo she hui yu yan xue guo ji xue shu yan tao hui zuo zhong guo she hui yu yan xue hui cheng li da hui zai ao men ju xing

..............page:126

THE OPTIMIZED INDEX MODEL OF TIBETAN DICTIONARY
kang caijun1; jiang di2 (1. automation department of beijing institute of technology; 2. department of computational linguistics of institute of ethnology & anthropology; chinese academy of social sciences)

..............page:120-125

he bei shi fan da xue han yu yan wen zi xue xue ke jian jie

..............page:127

di er jie han yu yu fa hua guo ji xue shu yan tao hui zai wen zhou zhao kai
li ming

..............page:60

On the Sentences with both “Bei”(被) Structure and “Ba”(把) Structure
zeng chang-hong

..............page:30-34

The Unity of Essence and the Difference of Speciality ——On exploration and employment of the national characteristics of Chinese lexicology
su bao-rong

..............page:61-65

Frame and its Function in Communication
wang hong-qi

..............page:12-18

On the Favor-accepting Type of Passive Sentences with the Marker “bei (被) ”
xing fu-yi

..............page:1-11

di ba jie guo ji yue fang yan yan tao hui lun wen ji chu ban

..............page:94

The Syntax Structure in Zhouyi(周易)
zhao zhen-xing and chen can

..............page:53-60