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... indicate preaspiration ; he heard it most often after stressed or long vow- els , especially back vowels , and he usually indicates it with either ( q ) or ( k ) . Table 3 shows some typical words in which Dunn heard preaspiration ( ...
... indicate preaspiration ; he heard it most often after stressed or long vow- els , especially back vowels , and he usually indicates it with either ( q ) or ( k ) . Table 3 shows some typical words in which Dunn heard preaspiration ( ...
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... ( indicated here by an upward - pointing arrow ) and the stress falls on the third syllable from the end , the antepenult ... indicate these features in a maximally parsimonious phonemic notation is here left open . In longer sentences the ...
... ( indicated here by an upward - pointing arrow ) and the stress falls on the third syllable from the end , the antepenult ... indicate these features in a maximally parsimonious phonemic notation is here left open . In longer sentences the ...
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... indicate temporal sense , which can be glossed as ' in the future ' ( Baraga 1966 ; Rhodes 1985 ) , ' henceforth ... indicates metaphorical movement toward a goal . This metaphorical movement is directed away from the speaker , as in the ...
... indicate temporal sense , which can be glossed as ' in the future ' ( Baraga 1966 ; Rhodes 1985 ) , ' henceforth ... indicates metaphorical movement toward a goal . This metaphorical movement is directed away from the speaker , as in the ...
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