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Goddard ( 1988 ) argues that they are not separate words , but his arguments depend on theoretical assumptions that I would question , and preverbs in Kutenai are sufficiently similar to preverbs in Algonquian languages that it is ...
Goddard ( 1988 ) argues that they are not separate words , but his arguments depend on theoretical assumptions that I would question , and preverbs in Kutenai are sufficiently similar to preverbs in Algonquian languages that it is ...
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Degree preverbs Degree preverbs are perhaps semantically similar to the preceding category . These are preverbs that denote degree and that are used with words that are scalar in meaning . A common one is Pisi ?
Degree preverbs Degree preverbs are perhaps semantically similar to the preceding category . These are preverbs that denote degree and that are used with words that are scalar in meaning . A common one is Pisi ?
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texts ; the melodies are similar to that of a War Dance song in the collection . They are fast and consist of short phrases , repeated . Speck cylinders 5060 ( “ First Dance " ) and 5061 ( “ Yauniho Dance ” ) both share the text yuneha ...
texts ; the melodies are similar to that of a War Dance song in the collection . They are fast and consist of short phrases , repeated . Speck cylinders 5060 ( “ First Dance " ) and 5061 ( “ Yauniho Dance ” ) both share the text yuneha ...
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Contents
BLAIN | 12 |
PHIL BRANIGAN and MARGUERITE MACKENZIE | 28 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 34 |
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