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The article continues the work of cataloging earlier unknown Tocharian B forms found in unpublished text fragments from the Berlin collection (“THT-fragments”), which was started in [Itkin 2022]. It includes the analysis of several dual forms (of different reliability), preterit forms, and some nominal forms that are of special interest as regards inflectional and word-formation morphology, correspondences with Tocharian A forms, and other linguistic features.
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