Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... vowels . Mitchif uniformly shows nasal vowels in borrowings which have nasal vowels in French . Therefore , Cree ma · ma · with an oral final vowel does NOT come from French mamă . 7 KDLR is the local radio station in Belcourt . This ...
... vowels . Mitchif uniformly shows nasal vowels in borrowings which have nasal vowels in French . Therefore , Cree ma · ma · with an oral final vowel does NOT come from French mamă . 7 KDLR is the local radio station in Belcourt . This ...
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... vowel with Malecite words containing a long vowel in the same syllable . Both vowels are long in Algonquin nîkân , the same in Malecite nihkani ' in front , before ' . The same is true about the short vowels . In many words they are ...
... vowel with Malecite words containing a long vowel in the same syllable . Both vowels are long in Algonquin nîkân , the same in Malecite nihkani ' in front , before ' . The same is true about the short vowels . In many words they are ...
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... vowel . The obviative ending is a single -n only after a vowel . After g , k , z it is -on , and after any other consonant it is -an . The " surobviative " ending is -ni , -oni , -ini , following the same rule of the end - vowel or end ...
... vowel . The obviative ending is a single -n only after a vowel . After g , k , z it is -on , and after any other consonant it is -an . The " surobviative " ending is -ni , -oni , -ini , following the same rule of the end - vowel or end ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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