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... existence of consonant clusters and fortis consonants in the stem syllable . At this point , I would like to make a brief comparison to Plains Cree reduplication as given in Ahenakew and Wolfart ( 1983 ) . They show three basic patterns ...
... existence of consonant clusters and fortis consonants in the stem syllable . At this point , I would like to make a brief comparison to Plains Cree reduplication as given in Ahenakew and Wolfart ( 1983 ) . They show three basic patterns ...
Page 130
... existence of transitive clauses in which both arguments are obviative . Example ( 29 ) is an example of a direct clause in Kutenai in which both arguments are obviative . ( 29 ) n - Pitmasi ? t - s - i Pakułak - s pred - dry - obv ...
... existence of transitive clauses in which both arguments are obviative . Example ( 29 ) is an example of a direct clause in Kutenai in which both arguments are obviative . ( 29 ) n - Pitmasi ? t - s - i Pakułak - s pred - dry - obv ...
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... existence of such a system would probably have come to the attention of Algonquianists by now . At the very least , then , we can say that no language within North America other than Kutenai appears to have a system remotely like the ...
... existence of such a system would probably have come to the attention of Algonquianists by now . At the very least , then , we can say that no language within North America other than Kutenai appears to have a system remotely like the ...
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