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Page 126
... Baraga's ( 1878b ) dictionary of Ojibwa , in which case they are marked ( B ) after the gloss . Also , Cree and Montagnais forms are sometimes cited where the semantics under discussion are the same as in Ojibwa . Thirdly , where the ...
... Baraga's ( 1878b ) dictionary of Ojibwa , in which case they are marked ( B ) after the gloss . Also , Cree and Montagnais forms are sometimes cited where the semantics under discussion are the same as in Ojibwa . Thirdly , where the ...
Page 132
... Baraga gives pēnkw / an ' it is dry ' with an , but tipp / ā ' it is damp ' with ā . If we accept that the expected pattern is for wetness roots to take ā , we must ask why in some cases Ojibwa combines them with at ( an ) . Tentatively ...
... Baraga gives pēnkw / an ' it is dry ' with an , but tipp / ā ' it is damp ' with ā . If we accept that the expected pattern is for wetness roots to take ā , we must ask why in some cases Ojibwa combines them with at ( an ) . Tentatively ...
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... Baraga min Verwyst min Wilson min Delisle min min Hockett min E E E E E E min nawa nan wa nan wa - min nawa nan wa nan wa min nawa nan wa nan min nawa nan wa nan wa [ ] [ ] nan wa [ ] - ༔, Ë , wa ] min nawa min wa nan wa Tableau 5 . Les ...
... Baraga min Verwyst min Wilson min Delisle min min Hockett min E E E E E E min nawa nan wa nan wa - min nawa nan wa nan wa min nawa nan wa nan min nawa nan wa nan wa [ ] [ ] nan wa [ ] - ༔, Ë , wa ] min nawa min wa nan wa Tableau 5 . Les ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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