Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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past - see - 3-4 But for some reason third person possessors do not trigger obviation in Mitchif as they do elsewhere in Cree . ( 18 ) ( a ) bæčis su John his ( b ) frɛd sa šyỡ ( * wa ) dog rɔš ( * wa ) Fred his rock ( 19 ) ( a ) 3.3 .
past - see - 3-4 But for some reason third person possessors do not trigger obviation in Mitchif as they do elsewhere in Cree . ( 18 ) ( a ) bæčis su John his ( b ) frɛd sa šyỡ ( * wa ) dog rɔš ( * wa ) Fred his rock ( 19 ) ( a ) 3.3 .
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Possessives . The system of noun possession in Mitchif follows a typically French pattern for pronominal possessors . Where two third person animates are involved no obviation is possible . The possessive pronouns are listed in ( 13 ) ...
Possessives . The system of noun possession in Mitchif follows a typically French pattern for pronominal possessors . Where two third person animates are involved no obviation is possible . The possessive pronouns are listed in ( 13 ) ...
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With the Cree possessives obviation is obligatory in the expected places . ( 33 ) ( a ) French possession ( i ) ma ma · ma · my mother my mother ( ii ) su mušu⚫m ( * a ) his grandfather his grandfather- ( obv ) ( b ) Cree possession ...
With the Cree possessives obviation is obligatory in the expected places . ( 33 ) ( a ) French possession ( i ) ma ma · ma · my mother my mother ( ii ) su mušu⚫m ( * a ) his grandfather his grandfather- ( obv ) ( b ) Cree possession ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Rémi Savard Université de Montréal MYTHES ET COSMOLOGIES | 50 |
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