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A note on the Coast-Salish component of the Lillooet lexicon

Academic Work

Lillooet, although clearly an Interior Salish language, also shares a number of features with Coast Salish languages, in particular lexical material (roots and suffixes). The extent of this shared material bears further investigation, on the basis of Kuipers' seminal Salish etymological dictionary.

Creators Jan P. van Eijk

IdentifierAW.00018

Date2014

ThemesLanguage and Linguistics

Publication DetailsUBC Working Papers in Linguistics Press
International Conference on Salish Languages, 49, 183-200

GenreWorking Papers

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

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