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Page 191
... indicative of the action passing from the first to the second and from the second to the first person , but little affinity with the original pronouns . The plural terminations are diversified , enk , enkwe , yenk , yenkwe , ank , awank ...
... indicative of the action passing from the first to the second and from the second to the first person , but little affinity with the original pronouns . The plural terminations are diversified , enk , enkwe , yenk , yenkwe , ank , awank ...
Page 192
... indicative , in a manner analogous to the conjugation of the subjunctive ; such as , To be or stay there , to go , to be , or do , so , to say , achpin , achpiya ; aan , aane ; lissin , lissiye : luen , lueya ; where I stay , where I go ...
... indicative , in a manner analogous to the conjugation of the subjunctive ; such as , To be or stay there , to go , to be , or do , so , to say , achpin , achpiya ; aan , aane ; lissin , lissiye : luen , lueya ; where I stay , where I go ...
Page 194
... indicative and subjunctive , amount to nine , distinguishing the singular , dual , and plural in each person , as follows : Second Person . Third Person . First Person . Indicative . Singular , n , yu , in Dual , Plural , ymi , ути ...
... indicative and subjunctive , amount to nine , distinguishing the singular , dual , and plural in each person , as follows : Second Person . Third Person . First Person . Indicative . Singular , n , yu , in Dual , Plural , ymi , ути ...
Page 195
... Greenland is only the present indicative of the verb " I wash . " It is , however , * Apparently abbreviated from weetshashtah , ' man . ' certain , that the separate pronouns are distinguished from each SECT . VI . ] 195 INDIAN LANGUAGES .
... Greenland is only the present indicative of the verb " I wash . " It is , however , * Apparently abbreviated from weetshashtah , ' man . ' certain , that the separate pronouns are distinguished from each SECT . VI . ] 195 INDIAN LANGUAGES .
Page 199
... - ygn ; we were not given . ' The indicative and subjunctive moods alone have as yet been mentioned . Of the imperative , it may be sufficient here to observe that its second person singular is , in SECT . VI . ] 199 INDIAN LANGUAGES .
... - ygn ; we were not given . ' The indicative and subjunctive moods alone have as yet been mentioned . Of the imperative , it may be sufficient here to observe that its second person singular is , in SECT . VI . ] 199 INDIAN LANGUAGES .
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