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English has been largely reduced in the course of development, the inflectional endings can be seen in earlier forms of English, such as the
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There are no common elements in the solution; so it should be denoted as:
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The verb endings of EModE was summarised in the table below by
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Morphology. In R. Lass (Ed.),
427:. Common notations for the empty set include "{}", "∅", and "
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alphabets (and not related in any way to the Greek letter
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Empty sets are used in set operations. For example:
106:Similar letters and symbols include the following:
835:"Earliest Uses of Symbols of Set Theory and Logic"
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609:
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525:
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447:". The latter two symbols were introduced by the
50:, the lack of an element. It is commonly used in
279:. The capital letter sometimes are rendered as
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571:
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165:. The minuscule letter is also used in the
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275:. The minuscule is used in the IPA for
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16:Sign representing zero or empty set
455:) in 1939, inspired by the letter
434:
146:LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH STROKE
14:
74:point U+2205. It can be coded in
526:{\displaystyle A=\{2,3,5,7,11\}}
309:CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER BARRED O
209:. It sometimes take the form of
159:LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH STROKE
368:. The letter took the place of
330:close-mid central rounded vowel
167:International Phonetic Alphabet
322:CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER BARRED O
161:are a part of the alphabet of
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577:{\displaystyle B=\{4,6,8,9\}}
171:close-mid front rounded vowel
70:The symbol ∅ is available at
683:{\displaystyle A\cap B=\{\}}
383:CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER FITA
328:. It is used in the IPA for
237:voiceless bilabial fricative
21:Null symbol (disambiguation)
888:
697:
440:{\displaystyle \emptyset }
396:CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER FITA
349:CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER EF
290:GREEK CAPITAL THETA SYMBOL
277:voiceless dental fricative
256:GREEK CAPITAL LETTER THETA
18:
610:{\displaystyle A\cap B=?}
749:(abbreviated as EModE).
362:CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER EF
269:GREEK SMALL LETTER THETA
190:GREEK CAPITAL LETTER PHI
400:Early Cyrillic alphabet
235:is used in the IPA for
786:Second person singular
760:Verb Endings of EModE
691:
684:
649:
618:
611:
578:
527:
441:
423:is not necessarily an
233:LATIN SMALL LETTER PHI
203:GREEK SMALL LETTER PHI
163:Scandinavian languages
797:Third person singular
775:First person singular
685:
650:
622:
612:
579:
528:
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133:Scandinavian letter Ø
90:. It can be coded in
42:. The same letter in
34:(∅) is often used in
872:Mathematical symbols
823:Unicode Standard 5.2
747:Early Modern English
742:inflectional changes
659:
627:
589:
538:
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431:
411:In mathematics, the
19:For other uses, see
761:
169:(IPA) to represent
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700:Zero (linguistics)
694:Use in linguistics
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574:
523:
437:
407:Use in mathematics
364:are a part of the
324:are a part of the
271:are a part of the
205:are a part of the
25:Ø (disambiguation)
807:
806:
738:fusional language
402:in modern usages.
336:Cyrillic letter Ф
296:Cyrillic letter Ө
38:for denoting the
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419:. Note that a
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351:and minuscule
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311:and minuscule
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273:Greek alphabet
258:and minuscule
243:Greek letter Θ
240:
207:Greek alphabet
192:and minuscule
177:Greek letter Φ
174:
148:and minuscule
130:
103:
100:
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64:
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748:
743:
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708:Null morpheme
705:
704:Silent letter
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111:Diameter sign
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338:: majuscule
298:: majuscule
245:: majuscule
179:: majuscule
135:: majuscule
105:
88:∅
69:
31:
29:
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96:\varnothing
84:∅
80:∅
46:represents
44:linguistics
36:mathematics
810:References
754:Roger Lass
728:Morphology
698:See also:
453:André Weil
56:morphology
666:∩
643:∅
634:∩
596:∩
465:Norwegian
435:∅
425:empty set
417:empty set
413:null sign
66:Encodings
52:phonology
40:empty set
32:null sign
866:Category
722:morpheme
421:null set
125:⌀
115:geometry
800:-th, -s
767:Present
718:phoneme
459:in the
393:ѳ
380:Ѳ
359:ф
346:Ф
319:ө
306:Ө
287:ϴ
266:θ
253:Θ
230:ɸ
217:ϕ
200:φ
187:Φ
82:and as
72:Unicode
736:was a
706:, and
461:Danish
390:
388:U+0473
377:
375:U+0472
356:
354:U+0444
343:
341:U+0424
316:
314:U+04E9
303:
301:U+04E8
284:
282:U+03F4
263:
261:U+03B8
250:
248:U+0398
227:
225:U+0278
214:
212:U+03D5
197:
195:U+03C6
184:
182:U+03A6
156:ø
153:
151:U+00F8
143:Ø
140:
138:U+00D8
122:
120:U+2300
86:or as
60:syntax
58:, and
792:-dst
770:Past
92:LaTeX
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463:and
385:and
370:fita
76:HTML
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113:in
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509:,
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469:Φ
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