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... combinations into which they enter . For instance the root takkw ' short ' combines with many medials : takkw / akko / t ' it is a short wooden thing ' , takkw / āpīk / at ' it is a short stringlike thing ' , takkw / Intam / ā ' they ...
... combinations into which they enter . For instance the root takkw ' short ' combines with many medials : takkw / akko / t ' it is a short wooden thing ' , takkw / āpīk / at ' it is a short stringlike thing ' , takkw / Intam / ā ' they ...
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... combinations of abstract finals with each of roots , medials , and concrete finals . The whole set of II verbs viewed in this manner are shown in Table 1. The columns are the abstract finals : a , at , an , ē , in , and Ø . The three ...
... combinations of abstract finals with each of roots , medials , and concrete finals . The whole set of II verbs viewed in this manner are shown in Table 1. The columns are the abstract finals : a , at , an , ē , in , and Ø . The three ...
Page 132
... combinations of tactile and temperature sensations we would expect it to behave like those groups and take abstract final a : takk / ā ' it is cold ' , ošāššā ' it is slippery ' ( B ) . In fact , this seems to be a point where the Odawa ...
... combinations of tactile and temperature sensations we would expect it to behave like those groups and take abstract final a : takk / ā ' it is cold ' , ošāššā ' it is slippery ' ( B ) . In fact , this seems to be a point where the Odawa ...
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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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