Dakotan Language
The Dakotan Languages, and Their Relations to Other Languages
作者：Williamson, A. W. (Andrew Woods), 1838-1905
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章节目录
共 33 题- THE DAKOTAN LANGUAGES
- BY
- A. W. WILLIAMSON.
- AUGUSTANA COLLEGE, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
- FROM
- AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN, JANUARY, 1882.
- BY A. W. WILLIAMSON.
- II. Mandan.
- III. a, Minnetaree (Minitari) or Hidatsa; b, Absauraka, or Crow.
- FOOTNOTES:
- VERB STEMS.
- NOMINAL STEMS.
- 9. I have not found infinitive suffix -na in Dak.
- 15. I have not recognized -ti in Dak.
- 17. I have not recognized -dhi in Dak.
- FOOTNOTES:
- PREPOSITIONS.
- I E ana A. S. an on, Dak an in composition on.
- PRONOUNS.
- I E antara other; Mandan ant that.
- I E i demon, pref, this; Dak i.
- I E a dem. pref; Min a, o; Dak o.
- NUMERALS.
- 3, I E traya; Iowa tanye; Dak ya -mni [or ya (m) ni?]
- FOOTNOTES:
- VOCABULARY.
- I E ka, kan, kar desire; Dak kon desire.
- I E ka, kar, gar honor; Dak kan honor.
- I E ka, ga know; Min eke know; Dak ka mean, signify.
- I E ska shine; Lat candidus white; Dak ska white shining.
- I E ska separate; Dak ksa separate.
- I E ska kill, Gk kten- kill; Dak kte kill.
- FOOTNOTES: