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... process abstract final is that positions are states which are usually the results of processes ; some process must have moved an object into a position . It is for this reason that tako ' to be in a place naturally or permanently ...
... process abstract final is that positions are states which are usually the results of processes ; some process must have moved an object into a position . It is for this reason that tako ' to be in a place naturally or permanently ...
Page 137
... process . We conclude that with concrete final ss ' become ' verbs using abstract final e refer to processes , e.g. , pakk / iss / ē ' it breaks open ' ( B ) , whereas verbs using abstract final in refer to result states of processes ...
... process . We conclude that with concrete final ss ' become ' verbs using abstract final e refer to processes , e.g. , pakk / iss / ē ' it breaks open ' ( B ) , whereas verbs using abstract final in refer to result states of processes ...
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... processes , ē and in , differ in that ē refers to projesses in which the inanimate object referred to is involved in a change of state , whereas in refers to the result states brought about by processes . Another use of in is to refer ...
... processes , ē and in , differ in that ē refers to projesses in which the inanimate object referred to is involved in a change of state , whereas in refers to the result states brought about by processes . Another use of in is to refer ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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