Volume 1

Handbook of American Indian languages / by Franz Boas ; with illustrative sketches by Roland B. Dixon ... [and others].

  • Franz Boas
Date:
1911-
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Credit: Handbook of American Indian languages / by Franz Boas ; with illustrative sketches by Roland B. Dixon ... [and others]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    19. 20. 21. 28. 24. singular Plural sio'raq [slorA(j\ si'orqat \sk>q:at] sand, granule pia'raq pl'arqiit \_piAq:at\ a young one o' <iaq 'orqat {oq.'af] tongue tale'ro<i ta'lerqut \talEq; ut\ fore-paw of a seal a'teq [citFJj] no! teq 'arqit [Aq : ii'\ name 'narqit floor, bottom pa'teq 'parqit marrow i'teq ' erqit anus qi'teq 'qei'qit center, middle mi'teq 'vierqit eider-duck i'peq 'e'^qqit dirt, filth ta'peq 'to'^qqlt or 'torqit tent ilu'weq i'loR^Rit or iloRiiit grave (South Gr.) 'neRRit south wind qaltik. 'qaRRit or 'qaJcMt bird’s breast a'leq 'arhit harpoon-line qoyu'leq qoy'oi'Lit cabbage i'meq 'eryit lake prri'neq 'ar'Fd'yit six ni'meq 'neryit or nermit binding, .string qa'neq 'qarnit mouth saa'^neq 'saqy^ryit or maFrnit bone ■u'lmj 'oryit or oj'nit arm-pit §21. CLASS III. IBBEGULAB PLUBAL INFLECTION Plural iiiHection on irregularly amplified stems, without any shift- ing of stress (aside from the single exception (ja'^aq), takes place in the following nouns: OK 26. Singular qa'ja(2 l'a'laale(j ina'neelaq *§21 Plural 'qa>nnat Jca'laaLhit ma'neeLLcit kayak a South Greenlander uneven land or ice