US EditionLempfrit’s legendary, long-lost linguistic legacy (Part 11) (published out of sequence as Part 22A!)
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Lempfrit’s legendary, long-lost linguistic legacy (Part 11) (published out of sequence as Part 22A!)
Among the very early sources to point out that ‘1’ also means ‘(an)other’ in Chinuk Wawa — — Is this one that we’ve been closely examining… (That Indigenous metaphor also shows up, my research indicates, in the Salish etymology of the word “Chinook” — literally something like ‘at the neighbors’ place’!) Let’s look into the 11th pair of pages in H-T Lempfrit’s handwritten copy, with additions of his own, of pioneering Fort Vancouver priest M Deme…
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