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... root , e.g. , tako ' it is in a place naturally or permanently ' , or root and medial , e.g. , takk / akami ' it is cold water ' , or root and concrete final , e.g. , akwīt / apan ' it is rising dawn ' . These forms will not be ...
... root , e.g. , tako ' it is in a place naturally or permanently ' , or root and medial , e.g. , takk / akami ' it is cold water ' , or root and concrete final , e.g. , akwīt / apan ' it is rising dawn ' . These forms will not be ...
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and we will also leave aside the atmospheric condition roots and concrete finals since these usually take no abstract final . When we were describing the semantic subclasses , process roots and concrete finals were contrasted with the ...
and we will also leave aside the atmospheric condition roots and concrete finals since these usually take no abstract final . When we were describing the semantic subclasses , process roots and concrete finals were contrasted with the ...
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... roots and concrete finals with which they both occur , those referring to perception . Looking at perception morphemes we see a significant asymmetry : at ( an ) occurs with both perception roots and concrete finals , whereas ā occurs ...
... roots and concrete finals with which they both occur , those referring to perception . Looking at perception morphemes we see a significant asymmetry : at ( an ) occurs with both perception roots and concrete finals , whereas ā occurs ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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