Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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The heel of the stem - piece was forced firmly against the bottom of the inner hull and then clamped into place . Basil and Jocko worked together to drill holes through the stem - piece and two sheets of bark .
The heel of the stem - piece was forced firmly against the bottom of the inner hull and then clamped into place . Basil and Jocko worked together to drill holes through the stem - piece and two sheets of bark .
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is realized as : 16 ) aw i : skwi : w ' this woman ' In the case of the form n - ad ahwa : w there has been no lengthening of the initial vowel of the stem adahw- , which indicates that we are not dealing with a prefix ni- , but rather ...
is realized as : 16 ) aw i : skwi : w ' this woman ' In the case of the form n - ad ahwa : w there has been no lengthening of the initial vowel of the stem adahw- , which indicates that we are not dealing with a prefix ni- , but rather ...
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For example : ( 20 ) Complete Verb Stem -am- ame maciyame natame mace naci he fishes he begins to fish he goes to fish mace Incomplete Verb Stem -hp- macehpu nacihpu he begins to eat he goes to eat naci 4.2 .
For example : ( 20 ) Complete Verb Stem -am- ame maciyame natame mace naci he fishes he begins to fish he goes to fish mace Incomplete Verb Stem -hp- macehpu nacihpu he begins to eat he goes to eat naci 4.2 .
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