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Ojibwa Reduplication As suggested above , Ojibwa has two major patterns of reduplication : Dis- tributive and Plural . 3.1 . Distributive reduplication This reduplication type is involved with notions of continuation or inter- mittency ...
Ojibwa Reduplication As suggested above , Ojibwa has two major patterns of reduplication : Dis- tributive and Plural . 3.1 . Distributive reduplication This reduplication type is involved with notions of continuation or inter- mittency ...
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They show three basic patterns : ( 35 ) light : heavy : pimohte : - nipa - pimohta : n nipa : h - pimohta : n combined : nipa - pa : h - pimohta : n VAI ' walk along ' ' I am walking along ' ' I walk off and on ' ' I keep walking ( all ...
They show three basic patterns : ( 35 ) light : heavy : pimohte : - nipa - pimohta : n nipa : h - pimohta : n combined : nipa - pa : h - pimohta : n VAI ' walk along ' ' I am walking along ' ' I walk off and on ' ' I keep walking ( all ...
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This ability to readily identify generational placement was fundamental to our recent analysis of inbreeding and marriage patterns ( Gibson et al . , 1991 ) . Summary and Conclusions Using modern commercial software , Catholic Church ...
This ability to readily identify generational placement was fundamental to our recent analysis of inbreeding and marriage patterns ( Gibson et al . , 1991 ) . Summary and Conclusions Using modern commercial software , Catholic Church ...
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