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The Augment in Classical Armenian

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The augment is a morphological feature of Armenian used in some verb forms. Here its function in the language will be assessed, and compared to data from Greek and Indo-Iranian. Please note this talk will be in French, although the speaker will answer questions put in English at the end, and will include a very full handout!

This talk is part of the Indo-European Seminar series.

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