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n še kiši - w n - že : kiši - n že kiši - n api - w nd - api - n d - api - n walk tell the truth go home be afraid sit / be at home The i is lost from the ... totally replaced by the inclusive suffix -yahkw , in most environments .
n še kiši - w n - že : kiši - n že kiši - n api - w nd - api - n d - api - n walk tell the truth go home be afraid sit / be at home The i is lost from the ... totally replaced by the inclusive suffix -yahkw , in most environments .
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12 The n initial suffixes in this paradigm cause the mutation of stem final e . to a .. For example , see ( 4 ) in the text . 13 For some speakers all n - stems have added a final i to become vowel stems . 14 A preceding nasal m becomes ...
12 The n initial suffixes in this paradigm cause the mutation of stem final e . to a .. For example , see ( 4 ) in the text . 13 For some speakers all n - stems have added a final i to become vowel stems . 14 A preceding nasal m becomes ...
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Eastern Ojibwa shows short vowels before the corresponding suffix -kk- ( Bloomfield 1958 : 60 ) ; no imperative forms ... a " negative augment " -n in word - final position ) may occur either before or after the person - number suffixes ...
Eastern Ojibwa shows short vowels before the corresponding suffix -kk- ( Bloomfield 1958 : 60 ) ; no imperative forms ... a " negative augment " -n in word - final position ) may occur either before or after the person - number suffixes ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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