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LINGUISTIC ARCHAEOLOGY / of the Pacific NW / with David Douglas "Chinook Man" Robertson, PhD

Daily Archive: February 3, 2022

February 3, 2022

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yátʰum: a bonus etymology?

The word yátʰum ‘sister-in-law’ is not very well-known in Chinuk Wawa.

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