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Page 289
One might suppose that sentences such as ( 3 ) could occur with the meaning ' I
wonder whether he wants it ' : natawe : lihtamo : tokwe : he - want - it - DUB
However , while this is a possible sentence , it means instead ' He must want it ' (
that ...
One might suppose that sentences such as ( 3 ) could occur with the meaning ' I
wonder whether he wants it ' : natawe : lihtamo : tokwe : he - want - it - DUB
However , while this is a possible sentence , it means instead ' He must want it ' (
that ...
Page 308
( e ) In Voorbis ( 1971 ) juncture phonemes are never written between host and
clitic particles , but do occur between free particles and the constituents they
occur after . ( f ) The enclitics never stand alone semantically , but are al . ways in
...
( e ) In Voorbis ( 1971 ) juncture phonemes are never written between host and
clitic particles , but do occur between free particles and the constituents they
occur after . ( f ) The enclitics never stand alone semantically , but are al . ways in
...
Page 313
Serving as hosts to these second position clitics may be the following : sentential
adverbs such as aški ' first ' , de : ški ' just ' , i : noki ' now ' or ' today ' ; pronouns ,
both personal and demonstrative , which tend to occur on the edges of particle ...
Serving as hosts to these second position clitics may be the following : sentential
adverbs such as aški ' first ' , de : ški ' just ' , i : noki ' now ' or ' today ' ; pronouns ,
both personal and demonstrative , which tend to occur on the edges of particle ...
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