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... abstract final e , have abstract meanings which are not immediat- ely obvious . In a previous paper ( Denny & Mail hot , 1976 ) we investigated the meaning of premedial a and made some suggest- ions about the meanings of the abstract finals ...
... abstract final e , have abstract meanings which are not immediat- ely obvious . In a previous paper ( Denny & Mail hot , 1976 ) we investigated the meaning of premedial a and made some suggest- ions about the meanings of the abstract finals ...
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... abstract final with a preceding root , medial or concrete final of a particular semantic subclass . For example , the cell defined by the column for abstract final ā and the row for medials of the configuration subclass contains an ...
... abstract final with a preceding root , medial or concrete final of a particular semantic subclass . For example , the cell defined by the column for abstract final ā and the row for medials of the configuration subclass contains an ...
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... final , e.g. , kinw / ēk / at ' it [ 2D ] is long ' , but cannot be characterized by processes since they cannot be directly followed by a process abstract final . However , we could say that medials can be involved in a process if it ...
... final , e.g. , kinw / ēk / at ' it [ 2D ] is long ' , but cannot be characterized by processes since they cannot be directly followed by a process abstract final . However , we could say that medials can be involved in a process if it ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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