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The categories of noun-verb and transitive-intransitive in English and Squamish

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In this paper an attempt is made to compare a Salish language (Squamish) and an Indo-European language (English) from the point of view of two pairs of linguistic categories as they have been developed in traditional grammar: (1) verb and noun, and (2) intransitive and transitive.

Creators Aert H. Kuipers

IdentifierAW.00081

Date1968

ThemesLanguage and Linguistics

Publication DetailsPapers for the International Conference on Salish Languages (ICS(N)L)
3, 1-17

Rights SummaryCopyright remains with the author.

GenreWorking Papers

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

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