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Quileute and Salish lexical suffixes

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Stanley Newman's comparative study of Salish lexical suffixes advance our knowledge notably in a particularly interesting area of comparative Salish grammar, and immediately suggests to one interest in Quileute a profitable confrontation of this category of features in the latter language.

Creators Eric P. Hamp

IdentifierAW.00134

Date1968

ThemesLanguage and Linguistics

Publication DetailsUBC Working Papers in Linguistics Press
International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages, 3, 1-4

GenreWorking Papers

URLhttps://lingpapers.sites.olt.ubc.ca/icsnl-volumes/

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