| The selection from Vesdin's unpublished diary written in German before his departure to India in 1776 indicates his early lay reflections on the language cognateness. |
| Much rather may we hold with scholars like Delitzsch and Kittel, that the relation is one of cognateness, not of derivation. |
| Many of you, understandably, used 'chambre' as part of your clue, but given its close cognateness with CHAMBRANLE I felt that this weakened such clues and marked them down accordingly. |
| The final theory has been called the theory of cognateness, and purports that both codes had been influenced from a common Semitic background. |
| This is a question related to the cognateness of a faculty's programs and mission, which is discussed briefly below. |
| Using the same evolutionist principles of cognateness and continuity, he attempted to reconstruct a common Ur-Germanic mythology. |
