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And each time he says : ' Nipa tu mo - wao , ' , which means that some day he hopes to be able to kill for her .. I cannot find the form in Watkins , but Fairies has nipu''tumowão . 14 ) 286 : Ookimow'chief ( term of address ) ' .
And each time he says : ' Nipa tu mo - wao , ' , which means that some day he hopes to be able to kill for her .. I cannot find the form in Watkins , but Fairies has nipu''tumowão . 14 ) 286 : Ookimow'chief ( term of address ) ' .
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1 ) Endeavour by all reasonable & fair means to regain the goodwill of the Weenusk Indians . By a little diplomacy on your part , this ought not to be difficult . 3 ) You can promise the Weenusk River Indians that they will not be ...
1 ) Endeavour by all reasonable & fair means to regain the goodwill of the Weenusk Indians . By a little diplomacy on your part , this ought not to be difficult . 3 ) You can promise the Weenusk River Indians that they will not be ...
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5 The dual sets of sibling terms are an old Algonquian feature , discussed in Goddard ( 1973 : 40-43 ) . The abbreviations in these formulas refer to primary kintypes . Hence “ Fa ” means ' father , male parent ' , “ Si ” means ' sister ...
5 The dual sets of sibling terms are an old Algonquian feature , discussed in Goddard ( 1973 : 40-43 ) . The abbreviations in these formulas refer to primary kintypes . Hence “ Fa ” means ' father , male parent ' , “ Si ” means ' sister ...
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