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... morphemes with readily discernible " concrete " meanings and those with hard to discern " abstract " meanings . In the word kiš / ā / kam / it / ē ' it is hot ... morpheme . All short i's at the beginning of morphemes are assumed to be 125.
... morphemes with readily discernible " concrete " meanings and those with hard to discern " abstract " meanings . In the word kiš / ā / kam / it / ē ' it is hot ... morpheme . All short i's at the beginning of morphemes are assumed to be 125.
Page 126
... morpheme as having short vowels different from those usually given for that morpheme , the usual vowels are given therein , since this paper is concerned with Ojibwa semantics not the Odawa dialect . The aim of this paper , then , is to ...
... morpheme as having short vowels different from those usually given for that morpheme , the usual vowels are given therein , since this paper is concerned with Ojibwa semantics not the Odawa dialect . The aim of this paper , then , is to ...
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... morphemes which immediately precede only concrete final e , e.g. , takk / att / ē ' it is cold somewhere ' with CF att ... morpheme from the end of the word they are not shown in Table 1 ; a few examples are : āttawā / ss / in ' it is ...
... morphemes which immediately precede only concrete final e , e.g. , takk / att / ē ' it is cold somewhere ' with CF att ... morpheme from the end of the word they are not shown in Table 1 ; a few examples are : āttawā / ss / in ' it is ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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