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Namely , verbs in Kutenai with obviative subjects always bear a suffix - ( i ) s ( identical to the suffix used on nouns to indicate their obviative status ) . When a noun possessed by a third person functions as subject of a verb ...
Namely , verbs in Kutenai with obviative subjects always bear a suffix - ( i ) s ( identical to the suffix used on nouns to indicate their obviative status ) . When a noun possessed by a third person functions as subject of a verb ...
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uncover any instance of verb forms analogous to that in ( 60 ) , even in dis- course contexts in which one would expect ... either on nouns or on verbs , so even if Wiyot had a grammatical inverse construction , it apparently lacked a ...
uncover any instance of verb forms analogous to that in ( 60 ) , even in dis- course contexts in which one would expect ... either on nouns or on verbs , so even if Wiyot had a grammatical inverse construction , it apparently lacked a ...
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With few exceptions , verb stems are morphemically complex , consisting minimally of an initial ( or root ) and a suffix ... The pairings of intransitive verbs such as ( 1a ) and ( 1b ) are arbitrary in that there is no derivational ...
With few exceptions , verb stems are morphemically complex , consisting minimally of an initial ( or root ) and a suffix ... The pairings of intransitive verbs such as ( 1a ) and ( 1b ) are arbitrary in that there is no derivational ...
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