Notes On Chasta Costa Phonology And Morphology
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E. SAPIH — NOTES ON CHABTA COSTA PHONOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY. 297 AL/tcd/yi, "big thing" (cf. Hupa -kya/o "large;" Kato -tcac) l/gl "white" (cf. Hupa -L/kai; Kato -h/gai) la/cAn "black" (cf. Kato -L/cun^; Chipewyan del/zun) l/sAk "red" (cf. Kato -L/tcik) l/6o "yellow, green" (cf. Hupa lit/tso "green;" Kato -L/tso "blue") "White," "black," "red," and "yellow, green" are characterized by prefixed I {a)-, which is common as adjectival prefix also in other Athabascan dialects.
Adverbs.
Adverbs of plac...e are: xun "there" (cf. Hupa third personal pronoun xonl): xun Ve/Qi/ya "there you go" )0 xun feB/ya "there he goes" txiin/la "where?": txun/la t'e/di/ya "where are you going?" do/dAt "nowhere" (cf. Hupa -dit- in hai/dai/dit/din "where;" do- is negative) dAk/ge "up" (cf. Hare tege): dAk/ge eicl/t'dl "I kicked him up" mOf/dAn "on edge" {-dAn is postposition "at;" maf-K *mq-
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E. SAPIH — NOTES ON CHABTA COSTA PHONOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY. 297 AL/tcd/yi, "big thing" (cf. Hupa -kya/o "large;" Kato -tcac) l/gl "white" (cf. Hupa -L/kai; Kato -h/gai) la/cAn "black" (cf. Kato -L/cun^; Chipewyan del/zun) l/sAk "red" (cf. Kato -L/tcik) l/6o "yellow, green" (cf. Hupa lit/tso "green;" Kato -L/tso "blue") "White," "black," "red," and "yellow, green" are characterized by prefixed I {a)-, which is common as adjectival prefix also in other Athabascan dialects.
Adverbs.
Adverbs of plac...e are: xun "there" (cf. Hupa third personal pronoun xonl): xun Ve/Qi/ya "there you go" )0 xun feB/ya "there he goes" txiin/la "where?": txun/la t'e/di/ya "where are you going?" do/dAt "nowhere" (cf. Hupa -dit- in hai/dai/dit/din "where;" do- is negative) dAk/ge "up" (cf. Hare tege): dAk/ge eicl/t'dl "I kicked him up" mOf/dAn "on edge" {-dAn is postposition "at;" maf-K *mq-
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