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SE Cree falls into the non-final area; that is, although primary stress may fall on
the final syllable, there is a lesser tendency toward this pattern than there is in the
more easterly dialects. This fact is accounted for in the metrical analysis ...
SE Cree falls into the non-final area; that is, although primary stress may fall on
the final syllable, there is a lesser tendency toward this pattern than there is in the
more easterly dialects. This fact is accounted for in the metrical analysis ...
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All the words analyzed consist at least of an initial; 49% consist ofan initial plus a
final and 7% consist ofan initial, medial and final. Abstract quality indicators
account for 46% of the initials, 43% of the medials and 31% of the finals. Shape ...
All the words analyzed consist at least of an initial; 49% consist ofan initial plus a
final and 7% consist ofan initial, medial and final. Abstract quality indicators
account for 46% of the initials, 43% of the medials and 31% of the finals. Shape ...
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Forthose words ending inst orsch, only the final consonant is dropped. For words
ending in aat, the long vowel aa triggers a morphophonemic change in the suffix
(deletion ofthe short-ifrom-im), as in ordinary nouns. Inanimate nominalizations ...
Forthose words ending inst orsch, only the final consonant is dropped. For words
ending in aat, the long vowel aa triggers a morphophonemic change in the suffix
(deletion ofthe short-ifrom-im), as in ordinary nouns. Inanimate nominalizations ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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