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) Margi has a large consonant inventory, with a number of labialised consonants and typologically infrequent speech sounds such as a labiodental.

respective texts, which were interpreted in the Middle Ages as typological prefigurations of the sacrifice of Christ.

Venetian can be said to be an Italian dialect both geographically and typologically, but it is not a dialect of Italian.

Later versions add more scenes, and one of the most detailed versions is the 50-part blockbook version, produced in the Netherlands in 1480–1495AlternativesThe Biblia was rivalled by the Speculum Humanae Salvationis (Mirror of Human Salvation), another very popular compilation of typological pairings, with rather more text than the Biblia.

typologically unusual because their syllabic and alphabetic components are equilibrated: they behave as a syllabary for the stop consonants and as an alphabet.

While the family is sometimes grouped typologically and geographically as Paleo-Siberian, no external genetic relationship.

a composite building, the typological intactness has been compromised, despite the relative overall intactness of the 1898 works.

McGregor (eds) The Grammar of inalienability : a typological perspective on body part terms and the part-whole relation.

containing the four elements of allegory: literal, typological, moral, and anagogical.

Although the term was at least in the beginning partially racial rather than linguistic, the Melanesian and other Central–Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages are typologically similar, due to being the Austronesian languages most heavily restructured under the influence of various Papuan language families.

Early Christians saw the Exodus as a typological prefiguration of resurrection and salvation by Jesus.

The Uralo-Siberian hypothesis is rooted in the assumption that this distinct typological profile was, rather than an areal profile common to four unrelated language families, the profile of a single language ancestral to all four: Proto-Uralo-Siberian.

It is a well-documented typological feature that languages with a dominant OV order (object before verb).