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... Salish , Wakashan , and Chimakuan . While Haas used a question , " Is Kutenai Related to Algonquian ? " , as the title of her paper , she concludes ( 1965 : 88 ) that the " evidence adduced is too substantial to be explained away as ...
... Salish , Wakashan , and Chimakuan . While Haas used a question , " Is Kutenai Related to Algonquian ? " , as the title of her paper , she concludes ( 1965 : 88 ) that the " evidence adduced is too substantial to be explained away as ...
Page 153
... Salish . He discusses ( 1992 ) 144 potential cognate sets and claims ( 1991 : 494 ) that of 99 Kutenai grammatical morphemes , some 42 are potentially cognate with Salish mor- phemes . If we interpret Morgan's data as suggesting that ...
... Salish . He discusses ( 1992 ) 144 potential cognate sets and claims ( 1991 : 494 ) that of 99 Kutenai grammatical morphemes , some 42 are potentially cognate with Salish mor- phemes . If we interpret Morgan's data as suggesting that ...
Page 154
... Salish is the use of -s in morphemes associated with third person.15 In Kutenai , it shows up in the third person possessive suffix - > is , and since obviation is specifically associated with third person ( ignor- ing the Kutenai ...
... Salish is the use of -s in morphemes associated with third person.15 In Kutenai , it shows up in the third person possessive suffix - > is , and since obviation is specifically associated with third person ( ignor- ing the Kutenai ...
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