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... PRESENT [ ka- + -n ] [ ka - + - n + -en ] [ ka- + -Epa + -q ] [ ka- + -Esa + -q ] kasapetok PRESENT DUBITATIVE [ ka- + -Esa + -petok ] In his section on the forms of the negative , Bloomfield simply describes the last form , kasapetok ...
... PRESENT [ ka- + -n ] [ ka - + - n + -en ] [ ka- + -Epa + -q ] [ ka- + -Esa + -q ] kasapetok PRESENT DUBITATIVE [ ka- + -Esa + -petok ] In his section on the forms of the negative , Bloomfield simply describes the last form , kasapetok ...
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most present - day Algonquian languages * - ( e ) san marks a present perfect , " implying an action or state which took place in the past but is relevant to the present " ( 2001 : 247 ) . As James et al . point out , numerous authors ...
most present - day Algonquian languages * - ( e ) san marks a present perfect , " implying an action or state which took place in the past but is relevant to the present " ( 2001 : 247 ) . As James et al . point out , numerous authors ...
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... present dubitative illustrated in ( 11 ) , above , which Bloomfield treats as the root ka- plus the present suffix -esa and the dubitative suffix -petok . Here we find the present and the dubitative in the same word , with the clearly ...
... present dubitative illustrated in ( 11 ) , above , which Bloomfield treats as the root ka- plus the present suffix -esa and the dubitative suffix -petok . Here we find the present and the dubitative in the same word , with the clearly ...
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