Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... third - person / a / / ikw / you - and - me / yi / / iNi / CONJUNCT mixed third - person / a / you - and - me / yi / / ikw / / in / IMPERATIVE mixed / yi / ( 1 obj ) , / in / ( 2 obj ) you - and - me / yi / ( imm , del ) , / a ...
... third - person / a / / ikw / you - and - me / yi / / iNi / CONJUNCT mixed third - person / a / you - and - me / yi / / ikw / / in / IMPERATIVE mixed / yi / ( 1 obj ) , / in / ( 2 obj ) you - and - me / yi / ( imm , del ) , / a ...
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... person plural suffix -nawa where Eastern Ojibwa and Odawa have -m . In the corresponding TI paradigm , by contrast ... third person object is overtly marked only if it is plural ; the plural suffix , however , is optional at Island ...
... person plural suffix -nawa where Eastern Ojibwa and Odawa have -m . In the corresponding TI paradigm , by contrast ... third person object is overtly marked only if it is plural ; the plural suffix , however , is optional at Island ...
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... third person acting on a first person plural show a great deal of variation . For the first person plural exclusive , there are a few instances of the suffix -ank ( typical of the one - place paradigms ) with the theme marker -ihši ...
... third person acting on a first person plural show a great deal of variation . For the first person plural exclusive , there are a few instances of the suffix -ank ( typical of the one - place paradigms ) with the theme marker -ihši ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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