Dvandva - Revision history

NBlöcher at 17:06, 24 July 2014

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Merged with the content of a similar article which I'm going to delete

Haspelmath at 14:29, 18 December 2007

2007-12-18T14:29:25Z

Linguipedia: New page: '''Dvāndva''' [ˈdvɑːndvə] is a compound where each element could be head. === Examples === * Austria-Hungary * freeze-dry === Synonyms === * [...

2007-07-04T16:28:26Z

New page: '''Dvāndva''' <NOWIKI>[</NOWIKI>ˈdvɑːndvə<NOWIKI>]</NOWIKI> is a compound where each element could be head. === Examples === * Austria-Hungary * freeze-dry === Synonyms === * [...

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'''Dvāndva''' <NOWIKI>[</NOWIKI>ˈdvɑːndvə<NOWIKI>]</NOWIKI> is a compound where each element could be [[head]].

=== Examples ===
* Austria-Hungary
* freeze-dry

=== Synonyms ===
* [[copulative compound]]

=== Origin ===
''Dvāndva'' arose by reduplication of the word ''dva'' ‘two’.

=== References ===
* Trask, Robert Lawrence. 1992. ''A Dictionary of Grammatical Terms in Linguistics''. London: Routledge.

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 * Austria-Hungary
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 === Origin ===
 ''Dvāndva'' arose by reduplication of the word ''dva'' ‘two’.
 === References ===