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And , conversely , the roots of words can be extracted only by listening to everyone — to how they use the words and when . One hears in this way that roots themselves are combined and regrouped to create meanings from many points of ...
And , conversely , the roots of words can be extracted only by listening to everyone — to how they use the words and when . One hears in this way that roots themselves are combined and regrouped to create meanings from many points of ...
Page 266
Speaking Maliseet - Passamaquoddy ( or any Algonquian language ) necessitates inventing words in the act of uttering them , combining roots and stems , inflexional prefixes and endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo nents ...
Speaking Maliseet - Passamaquoddy ( or any Algonquian language ) necessitates inventing words in the act of uttering them , combining roots and stems , inflexional prefixes and endings , theme - markers , stylistic compo nents ...
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a With few exceptions , verb stems are morphemically complex , consisting minimally of an initial ( or root ) and a suffix referred to as a final . Transitive Animate stems have a grammatically animate object ; Transitive Inanimate ...
a With few exceptions , verb stems are morphemically complex , consisting minimally of an initial ( or root ) and a suffix referred to as a final . Transitive Animate stems have a grammatically animate object ; Transitive Inanimate ...
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