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... words showing differences in word length , with one word in the manuscript having more segments than are customary and several words without final segments that are sometimes found in other dialects . ( 20 ) p . 2 : Peecheenawgo ...
... words showing differences in word length , with one word in the manuscript having more segments than are customary and several words without final segments that are sometimes found in other dialects . ( 20 ) p . 2 : Peecheenawgo ...
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... word formation is a matter of the derivation of word stems by concatenation of morphemes . That is , word formation ... final combination that productively forms INTRANSITIVE VERBS IN MUNSEE DELAWARE 329.
... word formation is a matter of the derivation of word stems by concatenation of morphemes . That is , word formation ... final combination that productively forms INTRANSITIVE VERBS IN MUNSEE DELAWARE 329.
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... final / -htaw / were recorded , little can be said with certainty about the relations between the transitivized AI stems and stems formed with this final . REFERENCES Aronoff , Mark 1976 Word Formation in Generative Grammar . Cambridge ...
... final / -htaw / were recorded , little can be said with certainty about the relations between the transitivized AI stems and stems formed with this final . REFERENCES Aronoff , Mark 1976 Word Formation in Generative Grammar . Cambridge ...
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