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... nouns . These incorporated nouns have been traditionally been called " body part " medials , e.g. -istikwān ' head ' in kisīpēk- istikwān / ē = w ' he washes his ( own ) head ' ; however , they are better termed " incorporating ...
... nouns . These incorporated nouns have been traditionally been called " body part " medials , e.g. -istikwān ' head ' in kisīpēk- istikwān / ē = w ' he washes his ( own ) head ' ; however , they are better termed " incorporating ...
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... nouns or con- joined nouns , with or without a conjunction , regularly agree in obviation status : ( 4 ) mo : hči = meko apeno : ha atame : ha : pi , ihkwe : waki = ke : hi , kekimesi , § : eš- kesi : haki , iškwe : se : he : haki ...
... nouns or con- joined nouns , with or without a conjunction , regularly agree in obviation status : ( 4 ) mo : hči = meko apeno : ha atame : ha : pi , ihkwe : waki = ke : hi , kekimesi , § : eš- kesi : haki , iškwe : se : he : haki ...
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... nouns and verbs - Number and Obviation . These terms are conve- niently expressed by using examples of each case . Only animate nouns and verbs have obviative forms . 35 ) Singular ' ciw pesq - ' about one animate ' ' ciw pesqon ...
... nouns and verbs - Number and Obviation . These terms are conve- niently expressed by using examples of each case . Only animate nouns and verbs have obviative forms . 35 ) Singular ' ciw pesq - ' about one animate ' ' ciw pesqon ...
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