Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian

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Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian. / Vrieland, Seán D.

I: Danske Studier, 2019, s. 180-187.

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Vrieland, SD 2019, 'Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian', Danske Studier, s. 180-187.

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Vrieland, S. D. (2019). Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian. Danske Studier, 180-187.

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Vrieland SD. Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian. Danske Studier. 2019;180-187.

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Vrieland, Seán D. / Second plural r-endings in older Danish and Norwegian. I: Danske Studier. 2019 ; s. 180-187.

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