Affix Positions and Zones in the Athapaskan Verb Complex: Ahtna and Navajo

James Kari

doi:10.1086/466129

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Affix Positions and Zones in the Athapaskan Verb Complex: Ahtna and Navajo

James Kari

Year: 1989 Journal: International Journal of American Linguistics Vol: 55 (4)Pages: 424-454 Publisher: University of Chicago Press

DOI: 10.1086/466129

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Linguistics Suffix Verb Phonology Cognitive linguistics History Philosophy Psychology Cognition

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