Historical And Statistical Information Respecting the History, Condition, And Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States; Collected And Prepared Under the Direction of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Per Act of Congress of March 3rd, 1847
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Oi. The sound of oi, in voice.
Aiw. In converting verbs indicative into different moods.
Ouw. " " Eow. " " " " Ih. The sound of i, suddenly stopped off.
Ooh. The sound of oo, suddenly stopped off.
Uh. The sound of u, roughly aspirated.
Ugh. " " " Ch. As in English.
364 LANGUAGE.
Sh. As in English.
Zh. " " Bw. As in bwoin.
Gw. As, in Gwiuk. Just.
H-w. As in Mohwa. A wolf.
Kw. As in Wewukwun. A hat.
Mw.As in wa-mwa.
Ny. As in nyau.
Tshw. As in Tshwe — tshwees ke wa. A snipe.
The letters C, P, Q, ...V, and Y as a vowel, are rejected for reasons expressed.
§ 2. Observations on the Substantive: — 1. The Provision of the Language for indicating the Grammatical want of Gender.
— Its General and Comprehensive Character. — The Divi- sion OF Words into Animate and Inanimate Classes. — 2.
Number — its recondite forms, arising from the terminal VOWEL IN THE WORD. — 3. ThE GRAMMATICAL FORMS WHICH INDICATE Possession, and enable the Speaker to distinguish THE Objective Person.
Most of the researches which have been directed to the Indian languages, have resulted in elucidating the principles governing the use of the verb, which has been proved to be full and varied in its inflections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oi. The sound of oi, in voice.
Aiw. In converting verbs indicative into different moods.
Ouw. " " Eow. " " " " Ih. The sound of i, suddenly stopped off.
Ooh. The sound of oo, suddenly stopped off.
Uh. The sound of u, roughly aspirated.
Ugh. " " " Ch. As in English.
364 LANGUAGE.
Sh. As in English.
Zh. " " Bw. As in bwoin.
Gw. As, in Gwiuk. Just.
H-w. As in Mohwa. A wolf.
Kw. As in Wewukwun. A hat.
Mw.As in wa-mwa.
Ny. As in nyau.
Tshw. As in Tshwe — tshwees ke wa. A snipe.
The letters C, P, Q, ...V, and Y as a vowel, are rejected for reasons expressed.
§ 2. Observations on the Substantive: — 1. The Provision of the Language for indicating the Grammatical want of Gender.
— Its General and Comprehensive Character. — The Divi- sion OF Words into Animate and Inanimate Classes. — 2.
Number — its recondite forms, arising from the terminal VOWEL IN THE WORD. — 3. ThE GRAMMATICAL FORMS WHICH INDICATE Possession, and enable the Speaker to distinguish THE Objective Person.
Most of the researches which have been directed to the Indian languages, have resulted in elucidating the principles governing the use of the verb, which has been proved to be full and varied in its inflections.
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