Handbook of American Indian Languages V.2
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•39 (Anxl- TO THINK (§ 4); -at'l frequentative (§§ 68, 8, 7).
"o t.'ox- TOSEND; -aat^ future passive (§ 56).
m q- discriminative (§ 21); na'han personal pronoun 1st singular (§ 113).
i« waa- TO say; -ai verbalizing (§ 75); -un direct object of third person (§§ 28, 8).
1" L.'xu- TO know; -Hi verbalizing (§§ 76, 9); -un direct object of third person (§§ 28, 8).
"" Temporal adverb (§ 120).
'''8 smut'- TO END, TO FINISH; -tUX futUTB (§§ 73, 4).
149 waa- TO say; -a» verbalizing (§ 75); -vtnE passive... (§§ 58, 8).
150 Contracted; toi na'm^lln^nx (§ 15); wcil (§ 113);-j;7ftJ relative (§5 87, 9); -In possessive 1st singular (§88); -nx 2d person singular (§§24, 4).
151 Particle of negation (§ 131).
^^-a'mha willing; -aUi possessive (§§ 88, 9).
163 waa- TO SAY; -awn direct object of third person (§ 28).
lii yaa'xai MUCH (§ 121); -tx suffix indicating that object forms an inseparable part of the subject (§ 33), -n 1st person singular (§§ 24, 4).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•39 (Anxl- TO THINK (§ 4); -at'l frequentative (§§ 68, 8, 7).
"o t.'ox- TOSEND; -aat^ future passive (§ 56).
m q- discriminative (§ 21); na'han personal pronoun 1st singular (§ 113).
i« waa- TO say; -ai verbalizing (§ 75); -un direct object of third person (§§ 28, 8).
1" L.'xu- TO know; -Hi verbalizing (§§ 76, 9); -un direct object of third person (§§ 28, 8).
"" Temporal adverb (§ 120).
'''8 smut'- TO END, TO FINISH; -tUX futUTB (§§ 73, 4).
149 waa- TO say; -a» verbalizing (§ 75); -vtnE passive... (§§ 58, 8).
150 Contracted; toi na'm^lln^nx (§ 15); wcil (§ 113);-j;7ftJ relative (§5 87, 9); -In possessive 1st singular (§88); -nx 2d person singular (§§24, 4).
151 Particle of negation (§ 131).
^^-a'mha willing; -aUi possessive (§§ 88, 9).
163 waa- TO SAY; -awn direct object of third person (§ 28).
lii yaa'xai MUCH (§ 121); -tx suffix indicating that object forms an inseparable part of the subject (§ 33), -n 1st person singular (§§ 24, 4).
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