Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... become well = it is smooth / even ' with CF ss ' become ' . This pattern suggests that medials can be characterized by states , as expressed in forms where they are preceded by a stative root and followed by a stative final , e.g. ...
... become well = it is smooth / even ' with CF ss ' become ' . This pattern suggests that medials can be characterized by states , as expressed in forms where they are preceded by a stative root and followed by a stative final , e.g. ...
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... become ' verbs using abstract final e refer to processes , e.g. , pakk / iss / ē ' it breaks open ' ( B ) , whereas ... become ' it referred to result states themselves . It appears that the primary reference of in is to the result ...
... become ' verbs using abstract final e refer to processes , e.g. , pakk / iss / ē ' it breaks open ' ( B ) , whereas ... become ' it referred to result states themselves . It appears that the primary reference of in is to the result ...
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... ( become ) , akĀt ( hang ) oškin ( filled ) py ( do in / with water ) , wew ( make noise ) ant ( colored ) , kint ( priced ) att ( heated by sun ) , apaw ( wetted ) apy ( go ) , apy ( to be strung ) , apatt ( smoke ) ankot ( be spread out ) ...
... ( become ) , akĀt ( hang ) oškin ( filled ) py ( do in / with water ) , wew ( make noise ) ant ( colored ) , kint ( priced ) att ( heated by sun ) , apaw ( wetted ) apy ( go ) , apy ( to be strung ) , apatt ( smoke ) ankot ( be spread out ) ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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