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The verb: 1. Verbal Prefixes
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Frontispiece: Edward Sapir, about 1913 6
- Preface 11
- Introduction 13
-
The Takelma Language
- Contents 19
- § 1. Introduction 23
- §§ 2-24. Phonology 24
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§§ 25-115. Morphology
- § 25. Introductory 68
- §§ 26-32. Grammatical processes 71
- §§ 33-83. I. The verb 79
- The verb: 1. Verbal Prefixes 80
- The verb: 2. Formation of Verb-Stems 108
- The verb: 3. Verbal Suffixes of Derivation 133
- The verb: 4. Temporal-Modal and Pronominal Elements 173
- The verb: 5. Auxiliary and Subordinating Forms 200
- The verb: 6. Nominal and Adjectival Derivatives 217
- §§ 84-102. II. The noun 226
- §§ 103-105. III. The pronoun 267
- §§ 106-109. IV. The adjective 271
- §§ 110,111. V. Numerals 280
- §§ 112-114. VI. Adverbs and particles 283
- § 115. VII. Interjections 294
- § 116. Conclusion 297
- Appendix A: 1. Comparative table of pronominal forms 300
- Appendix B: Specimen texts with analysis 307
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Takelma Texts (1909)
- Contents 317
- INTRODUCTION 319
- KEY TO THE PHONETIC SYSTEM EMPLOYED 322
- I. MYTHS: 1. Coyote and his Rock Grandson: 327
- I. MYTHS: 2. Daldal as Transformer 335
- I. MYTHS: 3. Panther and his Deer-Wife 356
- I. MYTHS: 4. Panther and Coyote 368
- I. MYTHS: 5. Coyote and Fox 384
- I. MYTHS: 6. Coyote and Pitch 400
- I. MYTHS: 7. Coyote in a Hollow Tree 404
- I. MYTHS: 8. Coyote Visits the Land of the Dead 410
- I. MYTHS: 9. Coyote and the Origin of Death 412
- I. MYTHS: 10. Coyote Goes Courting 414
- I. MYTHS: 11. Jack Rabbit is Calumniated by Coyote 422
- I. MYTHS: 12. Beaver Ferries the Deer across Rogue River 426
- I. MYTHS: 13. Grizzly Bear and Black Bear 430
- I. MYTHS: 14. Eagle and the Grizzly Bears 436
- I. MYTHS: 15. Chicken-Hawk Revenges himself upon Medicine-Men 456
- I. MYTHS: 16. The Four Otter Brothers and Chicken-Hawk 462
- I. MYTHS: 17. The Otter Brothers Recover their Father’s Heart 469
- I. MYTHS: 18. Crow and Raven Go for Water 476
- I. MYTHS: 19. Skunk, the Disappointed Lover 478
- I. MYTHS: 20. The Flood 480
- I. MYTHS: 21. Acorn Woman Revenges herself Upon a Medicine-Man 482
- I. MYTHS: 22. Rock Woman and a Mountain are a Medicine-Man’s Bane 484
- I. MYTHS: 23. The Rolling Skull 488
- I. MYTHS: 24. Eel the Singer 489
- II. CUSTOMS AND PERSONAL NARRATIVES 490
- III. MEDICINE FORMULAS 508
- VOCABULARY 515
- Editorial Notes 578
- Errata to Takelma Texts 579
- Photograph of Frances Johnson 582
- The Discourse Patterning of a Takelma Text 583
- Coyote and His Rock Grandson 586
- References 599
- Index 603
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Frontispiece: Edward Sapir, about 1913 6
- Preface 11
- Introduction 13
-
The Takelma Language
- Contents 19
- § 1. Introduction 23
- §§ 2-24. Phonology 24
-
§§ 25-115. Morphology
- § 25. Introductory 68
- §§ 26-32. Grammatical processes 71
- §§ 33-83. I. The verb 79
- The verb: 1. Verbal Prefixes 80
- The verb: 2. Formation of Verb-Stems 108
- The verb: 3. Verbal Suffixes of Derivation 133
- The verb: 4. Temporal-Modal and Pronominal Elements 173
- The verb: 5. Auxiliary and Subordinating Forms 200
- The verb: 6. Nominal and Adjectival Derivatives 217
- §§ 84-102. II. The noun 226
- §§ 103-105. III. The pronoun 267
- §§ 106-109. IV. The adjective 271
- §§ 110,111. V. Numerals 280
- §§ 112-114. VI. Adverbs and particles 283
- § 115. VII. Interjections 294
- § 116. Conclusion 297
- Appendix A: 1. Comparative table of pronominal forms 300
- Appendix B: Specimen texts with analysis 307
-
Takelma Texts (1909)
- Contents 317
- INTRODUCTION 319
- KEY TO THE PHONETIC SYSTEM EMPLOYED 322
- I. MYTHS: 1. Coyote and his Rock Grandson: 327
- I. MYTHS: 2. Daldal as Transformer 335
- I. MYTHS: 3. Panther and his Deer-Wife 356
- I. MYTHS: 4. Panther and Coyote 368
- I. MYTHS: 5. Coyote and Fox 384
- I. MYTHS: 6. Coyote and Pitch 400
- I. MYTHS: 7. Coyote in a Hollow Tree 404
- I. MYTHS: 8. Coyote Visits the Land of the Dead 410
- I. MYTHS: 9. Coyote and the Origin of Death 412
- I. MYTHS: 10. Coyote Goes Courting 414
- I. MYTHS: 11. Jack Rabbit is Calumniated by Coyote 422
- I. MYTHS: 12. Beaver Ferries the Deer across Rogue River 426
- I. MYTHS: 13. Grizzly Bear and Black Bear 430
- I. MYTHS: 14. Eagle and the Grizzly Bears 436
- I. MYTHS: 15. Chicken-Hawk Revenges himself upon Medicine-Men 456
- I. MYTHS: 16. The Four Otter Brothers and Chicken-Hawk 462
- I. MYTHS: 17. The Otter Brothers Recover their Father’s Heart 469
- I. MYTHS: 18. Crow and Raven Go for Water 476
- I. MYTHS: 19. Skunk, the Disappointed Lover 478
- I. MYTHS: 20. The Flood 480
- I. MYTHS: 21. Acorn Woman Revenges herself Upon a Medicine-Man 482
- I. MYTHS: 22. Rock Woman and a Mountain are a Medicine-Man’s Bane 484
- I. MYTHS: 23. The Rolling Skull 488
- I. MYTHS: 24. Eel the Singer 489
- II. CUSTOMS AND PERSONAL NARRATIVES 490
- III. MEDICINE FORMULAS 508
- VOCABULARY 515
- Editorial Notes 578
- Errata to Takelma Texts 579
- Photograph of Frances Johnson 582
- The Discourse Patterning of a Takelma Text 583
- Coyote and His Rock Grandson 586
- References 599
- Index 603