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We have to distinguish from these cases, those in which the compound has a proper as well as a metaphorical meaning, and only as a compound acquires its metaphorical use, as himmels* Digitized by VjOOQ iC jto PRINCIPLES OF THE HISTORY OF LANGUAGE.
sAItissil^ hahnenfuss^ lou'cnwaul, schtoalbenschwans, sticfmUtterchin^ bruvtmhar [rwalloW'tail^ negrduad (of tobacco)].
574. The terms discussed above (p. 81), drawn from parts of the. body and mind or from clothes, are almost exclusively syn- tactic ...combinations or compounds. The reason of this is that the simple words, as in themselves lacking characterisation, would be useless for any such application.
575. It is now our task to trace further how the fusion of the determinant with the determinate is furthered by the syntactical and formal isolation.
576. In the case of the coalescence of the genitive with its governing substantive in German, we have, in the first place, to ob$er\*e that it only occurs where the genitive precedes. The converse position is unsuitable for composition in the first place, because where it occurs an inflexion occurs in the interior of the combination whereby we are continually reminded of the inde- pendence of the elements ; and for this reason the fusion in such a Latin word as pater-familias is less complete than in plebisdtHm, Further, where the genitive precedes, the accentua- tion becomes analogous to that of genuine compounds (OHG.
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We have to distinguish from these cases, those in which the compound has a proper as well as a metaphorical meaning, and only as a compound acquires its metaphorical use, as himmels* Digitized by VjOOQ iC jto PRINCIPLES OF THE HISTORY OF LANGUAGE.
sAItissil^ hahnenfuss^ lou'cnwaul, schtoalbenschwans, sticfmUtterchin^ bruvtmhar [rwalloW'tail^ negrduad (of tobacco)].
574. The terms discussed above (p. 81), drawn from parts of the. body and mind or from clothes, are almost exclusively syn- tactic ...combinations or compounds. The reason of this is that the simple words, as in themselves lacking characterisation, would be useless for any such application.
575. It is now our task to trace further how the fusion of the determinant with the determinate is furthered by the syntactical and formal isolation.
576. In the case of the coalescence of the genitive with its governing substantive in German, we have, in the first place, to ob$er\*e that it only occurs where the genitive precedes. The converse position is unsuitable for composition in the first place, because where it occurs an inflexion occurs in the interior of the combination whereby we are continually reminded of the inde- pendence of the elements ; and for this reason the fusion in such a Latin word as pater-familias is less complete than in plebisdtHm, Further, where the genitive precedes, the accentua- tion becomes analogous to that of genuine compounds (OHG.
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