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... abstract final , so that they consist solely of a root , e.g. , tako ' it is in a place naturally or permanently ' , or root and medial , e.g. , takk / ākami ' it is cold water ' , or root and concrete final , e.g. , akwīt / āpan ' it ...
... abstract final , so that they consist solely of a root , e.g. , tako ' it is in a place naturally or permanently ' , or root and medial , e.g. , takk / ākami ' it is cold water ' , or root and concrete final , e.g. , akwīt / āpan ' it ...
Page 129
... abstract final . When we were describing the semantic subclasses , process roots and concrete finals were contrasted ... abstract finals ē and in : piskan / ē ' it ignites ' ; pic / ipit / ē ' it comes towards ' with CF pit ' move ...
... abstract final . When we were describing the semantic subclasses , process roots and concrete finals were contrasted ... abstract finals ē and in : piskan / ē ' it ignites ' ; pic / ipit / ē ' it comes towards ' with CF pit ' move ...
Page 137
... final ss with our previous analysis of the difference between the abstract finals ē and in based upon the other concrete finals with which they occur . In all cases abstract final ē refers to processes . However , for abstract final in ...
... final ss with our previous analysis of the difference between the abstract finals ē and in based upon the other concrete finals with which they occur . In all cases abstract final ē refers to processes . However , for abstract final in ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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