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The Evolution of *-e:r in Mayan Languages
Keywords Mayan languages, *-e:r, adverbial deictic clitic, past tense Department Linguistics and English Language Abstract Common Mayan had a suffix, *-e:r, which was an adverbial deictic clitic indicating past tense. (1) Its form and function remained fairly regular throughout the evolution of Common Mayan into more than 30 distinct languages.
Characterization, Bioactivity, and Biodistribution of 35 kDa Hyaluronan Fragment
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