Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 35Carleton University, 2004 - Algonquian Indians |
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... forms which begin with a particular number followed by -sagoons . Lemoine ( 1909 ) gives forms based on kitci mitâso mitäna , literally ' big one hundred ' . Further , Lemoine forms multiples of ' thousand ' in two dif- ferent ways . In ...
... forms which begin with a particular number followed by -sagoons . Lemoine ( 1909 ) gives forms based on kitci mitâso mitäna , literally ' big one hundred ' . Further , Lemoine forms multiples of ' thousand ' in two dif- ferent ways . In ...
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... forms of names appear to be most commonly con- sidered as default masculine forms , and the -sei suffix is then added to create feminine forms . These two suffixes are commonly used in other contexts of the language : the term for ...
... forms of names appear to be most commonly con- sidered as default masculine forms , and the -sei suffix is then added to create feminine forms . These two suffixes are commonly used in other contexts of the language : the term for ...
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... forms , it seems preferable to treat the forms here as examples of participles . In other words , the Arapaho per- sonal naming system preserves the independent order / conjunct order dis- tinction which existed in PA , but which has ...
... forms , it seems preferable to treat the forms here as examples of participles . In other words , the Arapaho per- sonal naming system preserves the independent order / conjunct order dis- tinction which existed in PA , but which has ...
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George F Aubin | 13 |
Richard Burleson | 35 |
Andrew Cowell Alonzo Moss Sr | 61 |
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