Plural Stem Alternation
Plural Stem Alternation is a morphological process in which the stem of a word undergoes a systematic change to signal the plural form, distinguished from other stem alternations by its specific association with pluralization morphology.
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Synchronic Umlaut in Old Icelandic
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Grammatical Function and Russian Stress
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