Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... turn on the months , the seasons , colours , man , definite and indefinite articles , and arithmetic . Thereafter , the material is arranged alphabetically according to the English gloss . Very occasionally , the material presented is ...
... turn on the months , the seasons , colours , man , definite and indefinite articles , and arithmetic . Thereafter , the material is arranged alphabetically according to the English gloss . Very occasionally , the material presented is ...
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... turn it ' e . f . niwe : pina : nan ' I throw them ' te : -te : pwe : ttam ' he believes from time to time ' o - ce : -cce : kka : kimina : n ' he dips it in repeatedly ' pe : -ppe : ššipii'ama : n ' that I mark it here and there ' kwe ...
... turn it ' e . f . niwe : pina : nan ' I throw them ' te : -te : pwe : ttam ' he believes from time to time ' o - ce : -cce : kka : kimina : n ' he dips it in repeatedly ' pe : -ppe : ššipii'ama : n ' that I mark it here and there ' kwe ...
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... turn ( one cycle ) ' kicci - kinwe : s ' a long time ' e . f . ni : s ' two ' g . na : nan ' five ' po : -po : kiti ' he farts intermittently ' kwa : s - wa : skwani ' he jumps here and there ' nin - ka : s - ka : ska'a : n ' I scrape ...
... turn ( one cycle ) ' kicci - kinwe : s ' a long time ' e . f . ni : s ' two ' g . na : nan ' five ' po : -po : kiti ' he farts intermittently ' kwa : s - wa : skwani ' he jumps here and there ' nin - ka : s - ka : ska'a : n ' I scrape ...
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