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... term was originally applied . An example of a descriptive use of the term occurs in Dayley ( 1989 : 136 ) , who applies the terms " obviative " and " proximate " to two categories of demonstratives in Tümpisa Shoshone , the obviative ...
... term was originally applied . An example of a descriptive use of the term occurs in Dayley ( 1989 : 136 ) , who applies the terms " obviative " and " proximate " to two categories of demonstratives in Tümpisa Shoshone , the obviative ...
Page 149
... terms " inverse " and " obviative " , and " proximate " are applied by Hewson ( 1991 : 870 ) to Inuktitut , although his application of these terms is not identical to what Boas ( 1929 : 4 ) applies the term " fourth person " to , in ...
... terms " inverse " and " obviative " , and " proximate " are applied by Hewson ( 1991 : 870 ) to Inuktitut , although his application of these terms is not identical to what Boas ( 1929 : 4 ) applies the term " fourth person " to , in ...
Page 246
... terms are worth noting at the outset . There is no separate term for the father's brother , the term ' father ' being used instead . There are separate but historically related terms for ' mother ' and ' mother's sister ' , but although ...
... terms are worth noting at the outset . There is no separate term for the father's brother , the term ' father ' being used instead . There are separate but historically related terms for ' mother ' and ' mother's sister ' , but although ...
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