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Dans les textes malécites , nous trouvons souvent des noms de lieu anglais comme circonstanciels de lieu , mais sans le suffixe -k , p.e. 4 ) etli - psənot - hpən / cipmən ' Quand il fut arrêté à Chipman ' ; 5 ) ǝn nekwt mihtakws / naci ...
Dans les textes malécites , nous trouvons souvent des noms de lieu anglais comme circonstanciels de lieu , mais sans le suffixe -k , p.e. 4 ) etli - psənot - hpən / cipmən ' Quand il fut arrêté à Chipman ' ; 5 ) ǝn nekwt mihtakws / naci ...
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Certain inflectional suffixes necessarily have shorter forms if a nominal with which they agree follows the verb ; eg . compare ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) : ( 1 ) Noko'siksi my : kids ayo'kaa - yaawa . sleep - 3pl ( 2 ) Ayo'kaa - yi noko'siksi . b ...
Certain inflectional suffixes necessarily have shorter forms if a nominal with which they agree follows the verb ; eg . compare ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) : ( 1 ) Noko'siksi my : kids ayo'kaa - yaawa . sleep - 3pl ( 2 ) Ayo'kaa - yi noko'siksi . b ...
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1 In this paper we are able to give unified treatment to the facts illustrated in a - c by recognizing that they all involve pronominal suffixes rather than verb agreement . 2 . Evidence for Pronoun Status We present three arguments ...
1 In this paper we are able to give unified treatment to the facts illustrated in a - c by recognizing that they all involve pronominal suffixes rather than verb agreement . 2 . Evidence for Pronoun Status We present three arguments ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
MEANINGS | 16 |
H Christoph Wolfart University of Manitoba | 37 |
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