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of Idaho and Montana , and to compare it to the obviation system of Algon- quian languages . The Kutenai system , unlike the other kinds of phenomena which have been referred to as obviation systems , bears a strong similarity to the ...
of Idaho and Montana , and to compare it to the obviation system of Algon- quian languages . The Kutenai system , unlike the other kinds of phenomena which have been referred to as obviation systems , bears a strong similarity to the ...
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( Tape 20 , Story 2 , Lines 7-8 ) It is not clear , however , that this is a general difference between Kutenai and Algonquian languages . For one thing , despite Grafstein's claim , there do appear to be occasional instances in which ...
( Tape 20 , Story 2 , Lines 7-8 ) It is not clear , however , that this is a general difference between Kutenai and Algonquian languages . For one thing , despite Grafstein's claim , there do appear to be occasional instances in which ...
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This makes clearer the extent to which the Kutenai obviation system resembles that of Algonquian languages . The preceding discussion should not be taken as criticism of the choice of terminology by those who have applied terms like ...
This makes clearer the extent to which the Kutenai obviation system resembles that of Algonquian languages . The preceding discussion should not be taken as criticism of the choice of terminology by those who have applied terms like ...
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