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... Maliseet - Passamaquoddy ( or any Algonquian language ) ne- cessitates inventing words in the act of uttering them , combining roots and stems , inflexional prefixes and endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo- nents , etc. , etc ...
... Maliseet - Passamaquoddy ( or any Algonquian language ) ne- cessitates inventing words in the act of uttering them , combining roots and stems , inflexional prefixes and endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo- nents , etc. , etc ...
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... when they occur in a sentence . The absentative pronouns ( Table 6 ) are such a set . They pass innocently in the voice of a Passamaquoddy or Maliseet speaker , but the bilingual lexicographer always finds them LEXICAL EXPLORATION 271.
... when they occur in a sentence . The absentative pronouns ( Table 6 ) are such a set . They pass innocently in the voice of a Passamaquoddy or Maliseet speaker , but the bilingual lexicographer always finds them LEXICAL EXPLORATION 271.
Page 273
... Maliseet and Micmac : First Nations of the Maritimes . Fredericton : Micmac - Maliseet Institute , University of New Brunswick . Leavitt , Robert M. , and David A. Francis , eds . 1990 Wapapi Akonutomakonol / The Wampum Records ...
... Maliseet and Micmac : First Nations of the Maritimes . Fredericton : Micmac - Maliseet Institute , University of New Brunswick . Leavitt , Robert M. , and David A. Francis , eds . 1990 Wapapi Akonutomakonol / The Wampum Records ...
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