Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... Animate : ( 1 ) ( 2 ) Those are the ones who go to town . mī ogo ēžājig odēnawing . ( 3 ) Every time he goes there , the other one gives him something . ēndaso ižāj indī , mī ono kēgo mānigoj . ( 4 ) I know who will leave . nigikēnimā ...
... Animate : ( 1 ) ( 2 ) Those are the ones who go to town . mī ogo ēžājig odēnawing . ( 3 ) Every time he goes there , the other one gives him something . ēndaso ižāj indī , mī ono kēgo mānigoj . ( 4 ) I know who will leave . nigikēnimā ...
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... animate plural and obviative and in the inanimate plural for both sets , we find three optional endings : -g for the animate plural , -n for the animate obviative , and -n for the inanimate plural . These endings are not matched by the ...
... animate plural and obviative and in the inanimate plural for both sets , we find three optional endings : -g for the animate plural , -n for the animate obviative , and -n for the inanimate plural . These endings are not matched by the ...
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animate singular and in the inanimate singular . Finally , the forms given by Rhodes require some comment . In the ... animate plural and the inanimate plural is lacking . In the inanimate singular of both sets , the initial vowel and ...
animate singular and in the inanimate singular . Finally , the forms given by Rhodes require some comment . In the ... animate plural and the inanimate plural is lacking . In the inanimate singular of both sets , the initial vowel and ...
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