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08-Jun-2008, 18:05
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 idiomatic genitive Does someone know any idiom in which there is an old genitive? For example there should have been an "-a" genitive once. |
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08-Jun-2008, 18:09
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 Re: idiomatic genitive '... there should have been an "-a" genitive once'.  I'd like to help. but I have no idea what you mean.b |
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