Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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... he lows about him TI bo laows it TA be makes him know it TA be informs him ( LIT : he haows it for him ) TA bo makes him know it ( W ) he makes it known to him Al be bows it for himself 5 ) kisk - eyiht / amo - b = & w Al he is ...
... he lows about him TI bo laows it TA be makes him know it TA be informs him ( LIT : he haows it for him ) TA bo makes him know it ( W ) he makes it known to him Al be bows it for himself 5 ) kisk - eyiht / amo - b = & w Al he is ...
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The well - known otter - tail or otter - track pattern , for example , consists of a series of diamonds interspersed with long lozenges . It is said to represent the movements of an otter as it runs and slides along the ice ( Fairbanks ...
The well - known otter - tail or otter - track pattern , for example , consists of a series of diamonds interspersed with long lozenges . It is said to represent the movements of an otter as it runs and slides along the ice ( Fairbanks ...
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This is the ' bittern ' , known to Penobscots as / nohkhámən əsso / . I suspect that Rasles ' m should have been an n . The prothetic a is the result of a common linguistic process . Of the ten bird names listed by Aubery that were ...
This is the ' bittern ' , known to Penobscots as / nohkhámən əsso / . I suspect that Rasles ' m should have been an n . The prothetic a is the result of a common linguistic process . Of the ten bird names listed by Aubery that were ...
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