Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 37Carleton University, 2005 - Algonquian Indians |
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For Wolfart ( 1973 ) , the basic nominal unit consists of the nominal stem plus a closed class of functional prefixes and suffixes . ( 8 ) [ [ PERS - PREN- [ INITIAL – MEDIAL – FINAL ) STEM - PERS ] NUM / OBV ] WORD For Déchaine ( 1999 ) ...
For Wolfart ( 1973 ) , the basic nominal unit consists of the nominal stem plus a closed class of functional prefixes and suffixes . ( 8 ) [ [ PERS - PREN- [ INITIAL – MEDIAL – FINAL ) STEM - PERS ] NUM / OBV ] WORD For Déchaine ( 1999 ) ...
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a Because this paper will restrict itself to monomorphemic nouns , there is little surface difference between a “ root ” ( the lexical constant ) and a " stem ” ( the lexical constant plus unchanging affixes ) in the current treatment ...
a Because this paper will restrict itself to monomorphemic nouns , there is little surface difference between a “ root ” ( the lexical constant ) and a " stem ” ( the lexical constant plus unchanging affixes ) in the current treatment ...
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Goddard 1988 proposes to eliminate the distinction between preverbs and initials by analyzing both on the syntactic level , since “ the choice between a derived stem ( i.e. , initial + stem ) and a compound stem [ i.e. , preverb + stem ) ...
Goddard 1988 proposes to eliminate the distinction between preverbs and initials by analyzing both on the syntactic level , since “ the choice between a derived stem ( i.e. , initial + stem ) and a compound stem [ i.e. , preverb + stem ) ...
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