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... nouns , & c . into verbs , reciprocal ; pronouns , 174 Transitions , 183 Tenses and moods , compound words , multiplied forms , defective information , 197 Suggestions respecting highly inflected languages , Grammatical forms in the ...
... nouns , & c . into verbs , reciprocal ; pronouns , 174 Transitions , 183 Tenses and moods , compound words , multiplied forms , defective information , 197 Suggestions respecting highly inflected languages , Grammatical forms in the ...
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... nouns , prepositions , & c . , in the Comparative Vocabulary . The deficiency is partly supplied for the Southern and for the Iroquois tribes , by the Supplementary Vocabulary . Although the number of words in the comparative vocabulary ...
... nouns , prepositions , & c . , in the Comparative Vocabulary . The deficiency is partly supplied for the Southern and for the Iroquois tribes , by the Supplementary Vocabulary . Although the number of words in the comparative vocabulary ...
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... noun , as in our Indian languages ; M'per , and S'per , for Mon père and Son père . Mr. Heckewelder's apostrophe has , probably for the same purpose , been used by the French writer . words were used , as a and one are , 162 A SYNOPSIS ...
... noun , as in our Indian languages ; M'per , and S'per , for Mon père and Son père . Mr. Heckewelder's apostrophe has , probably for the same purpose , been used by the French writer . words were used , as a and one are , 162 A SYNOPSIS ...
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... noun , instead of the pronominal characteristics n , k , w , when such nouns are taken in an absolute or abstract sense , as , miskcewon , nose , misko- tick , forehead , meeton , mouth , meepit , teeth , & c .; which seems to ...
... noun , instead of the pronominal characteristics n , k , w , when such nouns are taken in an absolute or abstract sense , as , miskcewon , nose , misko- tick , forehead , meeton , mouth , meepit , teeth , & c .; which seems to ...
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... nouns , where , as well as in the pronoun of that dialect , it is generally expressed by pre- fixing or inserting ... nouns ) , in these words , " Nouns of inanimate objects have no prefixes and * See his letter of July , 1636 , in the ...
... nouns , where , as well as in the pronoun of that dialect , it is generally expressed by pre- fixing or inserting ... nouns ) , in these words , " Nouns of inanimate objects have no prefixes and * See his letter of July , 1636 , in the ...
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