Sentence examples for archaic features from inspiring English sources

The Wakhī language is remarkably distinct from its neighbours and has many archaic features.

The Gorānī dialect of Hawrāman, Hawrāmī, is notable for its many archaic features.

It preserves many archaic features of Old Iranian, such as eight cases and verbal prefixes.

Its only modern representative is Chuvash, which originated in Volga Bolgarian and exhibits archaic features.

Of the Common Turkic languages, Khalaj displays a greater number of archaic features than any other language.

The Asia Minor dialects also display archaic features (e.g., Pontic /e/ for ancient /ē/ in certain words).

An archaic feature that does recur in Vulgar Latin is the loss of word-final m, of which virtually no trace remains in Romance languages.

The motif of Ganesha turning his trunk sharply to his left to taste a sweet in his lower-left hand is a particularly archaic feature.

Archaic agricultural features simply vanish.

The closeness of Sardinian to Vulgar Latin is evident in its array of archaic linguistic features.

They have further concluded that Svan, which retains a number of archaic structural features, was separated from the other three languages at a fairly early stage in their development.