[Linguistics 501/503 Class Papers on Makah]

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Class papers and research reports written by students of William H. Jacobsen on a variety of topics, including: “Pronominal Subject-Object Relations” by Gary Arrowsmith; [Two tense-aspect morphemes] by Yoeliko Tagaskira; “Some pronominal inflections in Makah” by G. Sloan; “Possessive in Makah” by Soemarmo; “Some Temporal Divisions in Makah” by Lee R hfeldt; “A report on individual work” by Julia Chin Kwan; “Makah - Some Lexical Suffixes” by E. Phelps; [Verbal roots] by Julia A. Sabelski; and “The Imperative in Makah” by Florence E. Arnett. cla.berkeley.edu

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