Homo : humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?

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humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?
S. Levin
1982
Papers from the 3rd International Conference on Historical Linguistics
ed. by J.P. Maher, A.R. Bomhard, E.F.K. Koerner
Amsterdam, 1982
P.207-216
Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science
90-272-3505-8
In
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Homo : humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?
title Homo : humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?
title_full Homo humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ? S. Levin
title_fullStr Homo humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ? S. Levin
title_full_unstemmed Homo humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ? S. Levin
title_search Homo humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?
title_short Homo
title_sort homo humus and the semitic counterparts the oldest culturally significant etymology s levin
title_sub humus and the semitic counterparts: the oldest culturally significant etymology ?