Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 41
... ground , never to stoop with her back to the west , where the sun set , she could stoop to the north east or south . now my wife the man said , be very Careful that remember that injunction from that god man , dont break it in any wise ...
... ground , never to stoop with her back to the west , where the sun set , she could stoop to the north east or south . now my wife the man said , be very Careful that remember that injunction from that god man , dont break it in any wise ...
Page 128
... ground ' and * ahkamik ' stretch of time ' . Certainly in Cree the two medials are different , askamik ' stretch of ground ' and ahkamik ' stretch of time ' . Since , the analysis of abstract finals offered in this paper can hold ...
... ground ' and * ahkamik ' stretch of time ' . Certainly in Cree the two medials are different , askamik ' stretch of ground ' and ahkamik ' stretch of time ' . Since , the analysis of abstract finals offered in this paper can hold ...
Page 133
... ground ' and at for a stretch of time , aškwā / kkamik / at ' it [ an event ] is ended ' . Although only one medial occurs for these two uses in Ojibwa , Menomini ' ahkamek ' and Fox ' ahkamik ' , it appears to have split into two forms ...
... ground ' and at for a stretch of time , aškwā / kkamik / at ' it [ an event ] is ended ' . Although only one medial occurs for these two uses in Ojibwa , Menomini ' ahkamek ' and Fox ' ahkamik ' , it appears to have split into two forms ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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