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Intoduction by Thomas A. Sebeok (excerpt) §. I. The Hungarian and Lapp languages can be same, even without mutual comprehensibility. (pp.1-13) §. II. Are the Hungarian and Lapp languages same? from books of those people can not be investigated. (pp.14-19) §. III. The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages shown from the similar word pronunciation of both people. (pp.20-25) §. IV. About the Leemian orthography of Lapps, compared to Hungarian orthography. (pp.25-37) §. V. Conversion of the Leemian orthography of Lapps into Hungarian orthography. (pp.37-41)
§. VI. About the diversity of dialects in general. (pp.41-51) §. VII. About the diversity of the Mountainous and Maritime dialects of Lapps in Finmarchia. (pp.52-54)
§. VIII. The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages shown from the common vocabulary of both people. (pp.54-57)
§. IX. The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages shown from declension of nouns, comparison of adjectives, diminutive formations, and the use of numerals. (pp.84-92)
§. X. The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages shown from the similar use of pronouns, affixes, suffixes, and prepositions. (pp.93-99)
§. XI. The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages shown from conjugations of verbs, and auxiliary verbs. (pp.100-110)
§. LAST: The identity of Hungarian and Lapp languages confirmed by judgments of some famous authors. (pp.111-132) | |||
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