Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 37Carleton University, 2005 - Algonquian Indians |
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... forms . For example , in the non - neg- ative first person plural the vowel before the suffix Mal -pən 1p , 12 would be high - pitched , while in the corresponding negative form this vowel would be low - pitched before Mal -hpan 1p , 12 ...
... forms . For example , in the non - neg- ative first person plural the vowel before the suffix Mal -pən 1p , 12 would be high - pitched , while in the corresponding negative form this vowel would be low - pitched before Mal -hpan 1p , 12 ...
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... form in 9 it is indicated by citing the suffix as | -owl . Forms in the independent negative paradigms that would otherwise end in | -ssi - w | add a word - final “ negative augment " | -n | ( see AI 3s and TA 2s - 3s in 9 ; Todd 1970 ...
... form in 9 it is indicated by citing the suffix as | -owl . Forms in the independent negative paradigms that would otherwise end in | -ssi - w | add a word - final “ negative augment " | -n | ( see AI 3s and TA 2s - 3s in 9 ; Todd 1970 ...
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... forms of Proto - Algonquian ( marked with ** ) , together with forms not subject to contraction ( marked with * ) ; the second column has the phonologically expected reflex of these forms in Proto - Eastern Algonquian ( with the forms ...
... forms of Proto - Algonquian ( marked with ** ) , together with forms not subject to contraction ( marked with * ) ; the second column has the phonologically expected reflex of these forms in Proto - Eastern Algonquian ( with the forms ...
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