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Golden Lake Algonquin : A Preliminary Report George F. Aubin Assumption College This past summer , under an Urgent Ethnology Contract from the National Museums of Canada , I did fieldwork in Golden Lake , Ontario , on the phonology of ...
Golden Lake Algonquin : A Preliminary Report George F. Aubin Assumption College This past summer , under an Urgent Ethnology Contract from the National Museums of Canada , I did fieldwork in Golden Lake , Ontario , on the phonology of ...
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particular , I plan to continue my fieldwork at Golden Lake in early 1979 . Vowel Quality 1. The most immediately noticeable characteristic of Golden Lake Algonquin on the phonological level is the backed quality of the low non - front ...
particular , I plan to continue my fieldwork at Golden Lake in early 1979 . Vowel Quality 1. The most immediately noticeable characteristic of Golden Lake Algonquin on the phonological level is the backed quality of the low non - front ...
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More importantly , Golden Lake has a number of phonetically nasal vowels , as the following examples show : ãžaye ) [ ninõzi ] ' now ' [ ki gõz ] ' fish ' ' I am standing ' [ sīsibākwnd ) ' sugar ' The diminutive suffix is particularly ...
More importantly , Golden Lake has a number of phonetically nasal vowels , as the following examples show : ãžaye ) [ ninõzi ] ' now ' [ ki gõz ] ' fish ' ' I am standing ' [ sīsibākwnd ) ' sugar ' The diminutive suffix is particularly ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
MEANINGS | 16 |
H Christoph Wolfart University of Manitoba | 37 |
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