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... meanings of -shipan and -sha , and there is no such contrast . In other Algonquian languages in which reflexes of both forms occur , there is likewise typically no difference in meaning between the two forms , e.g. , Malecite ( Goddard ...
... meanings of -shipan and -sha , and there is no such contrast . In other Algonquian languages in which reflexes of both forms occur , there is likewise typically no difference in meaning between the two forms , e.g. , Malecite ( Goddard ...
Page 149
... meaning . This explains why -shipan and -sha are associated more strongly with inference than with reported evidence , since development from a perfect leads to an inferential meaning rather than a reported evidence meaning . ( Reported ...
... meaning . This explains why -shipan and -sha are associated more strongly with inference than with reported evidence , since development from a perfect leads to an inferential meaning rather than a reported evidence meaning . ( Reported ...
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... meaning can be associated with resultatives ) . Fox -ehapa ( n ) , which " states a definite conclusion reached by the speaker " , has a similar emphatic sense ( Goddard 1995 ) . One remaining mystery with respect to -shipan is that of ...
... meaning can be associated with resultatives ) . Fox -ehapa ( n ) , which " states a definite conclusion reached by the speaker " , has a similar emphatic sense ( Goddard 1995 ) . One remaining mystery with respect to -shipan is that of ...
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GEORGE F AUBIN | 11 |
JULIE BRITTAIN | 25 |
MATTHEW S DRYER | 54 |
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