1. There is evidence that Babbling, specifically the canonical Babbling (reduplicated and non reduplicated) is an important precursor to later language development

2. Canonical Babbling involves the production of higher complexity combinations of vowel and consonant sound combinations, often reduplicated (e.g., “mama”, “dada”)

3. The second chapter, to analyze the semantic features of the sub-class of the reduplicated forms of noun, adjective, verb and quantifier in different syntactic position.

4. Canonical babbling (7-10 months) One type of Canonical babbling is reduplicated babbling, in which the child produces a series of Consonant-Vowel (CV) syllables with the same consonant being repeated, e.g

5. In regards to epiphora, conjunctivochalasis is hypothesized to contribute in two ways: First, the reduplicated folds of Conjunctiva disrupt the inferior tear lake (Figures 1 and 2) and, second, the Conjunctiva itself can cause a mechanical blockage of the inferior punctum

6. Simple Athematic Present; Simple Athematic Aorist; Metathesis; Aorists in -ᾰ and -κᾰ; Athematic Reduplicated Present; Present Forms in -νη and -νυ; Athematic Contract Verbs; Athematic Contract Aorists; Meaning of Athematic Presents and Aorists; The Perfect; The Perfect Participle; Thematic Perfects; Meaning of the Perfect; Thematic

7. There are three different types of formations of Aorists: 1. the simple Aorists, 2. the sibilant Aorists, and 3. the reduplicated Aorists. Except when the aorist is used in conjunction with मा for negative commands, all Aorists take the augment अ – like the imperfect.