The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 15American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... dialects . The Ojibwa often nasalizes the final o , and analogy with monkey , together with the " chipping " of the animal , may ac- count for the phonetic changes the word has undergone in passing into English . Long , in his ...
... dialects . The Ojibwa often nasalizes the final o , and analogy with monkey , together with the " chipping " of the animal , may ac- count for the phonetic changes the word has undergone in passing into English . Long , in his ...
Strana 248
... dialects of New England . The Narragansett munnawhatteang which signi- fies , according to Dr. J. H. Trumbull , " fertilizer or that which manures , " indicates that this fish ( and the Indians applied the same term to several other ...
... dialects of New England . The Narragansett munnawhatteang which signi- fies , according to Dr. J. H. Trumbull , " fertilizer or that which manures , " indicates that this fish ( and the Indians applied the same term to several other ...
Strana 251
... dialects of the Great Lakes . The Cree namekus is perhaps the origin of this word , since it appears to have arisen in the Canadian Northwest . 46. Neeskótting . A word in use on the southern coast of Massa- chusetts , according to ...
... dialects of the Great Lakes . The Cree namekus is perhaps the origin of this word , since it appears to have arisen in the Canadian Northwest . 46. Neeskótting . A word in use on the southern coast of Massa- chusetts , according to ...
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