Микмак

Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1968. — 259 p. As no one has yet traced the historical derivation of the morphology of Micmac this study will attempt to do so but it does not claim to be a complete and comprehensive study of Micmac historical morphology. This thesis will study Micmac morphology (both nominal and verbal) with regard to its comparison with Proto-Algonkian...

University of Ottawa Press, 1984. — 409 p. — (Canadian Ethnology Service Mercury Series 91). — ISBN: 9781772822540. This volume consists of a Micmac lexicon formulated on the basis of textual and anecdotal references collected over a quarter of a century from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Québec. It includes almost 5,500 Micmac words and their English equivalents and an...

Thunderbird Press, 1976. — 576 p. (некоторые слова не читаются) This teaching grammar is designed primarily for university-level students, but may also be used for adult courses, high school classes, and in junior colleges. The text takes the transformational-generative approach to language, in which the notions of system, derivation, and relation are emphasized rather than...

McGill University, 2015. — 188 p. This thesis presents a configurational account of the Eastern Algonquian language, Mi’gmaq. The label "non-configurational" has been applied to languages with a set of characteristics that include: (a) free word order, (b) omission of arguments, and (c) discontinuous DPs (Hale, 1983). These characteristics are typically not possible in...

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Algonquian and Iroquoian Linguistics, Memoir 7, 1990. — 291 p. Micmac (Mi’kmaq, Migmaw, Mikmaw) is an Eastern Algonkian (Algonquian) language now spoken by 11.000 out of 20.000 ethnic Micmac in Canada and United States. It is a language close to Maliseet-Passamaquoddy, Munsee, Abenaki and Unami. This book is an English translation of Leçons grammaticales...

Nouvelle-York, Presse Cramoisy de J.M. Shea, 1864. — 108 p. Une Grammaire Mikmaque doit être quelque chose de bien imparfait, vu que bien peu ont sondé le génie de cette langue. M. Maillard est le seul qu'on connaisse qui ait bien approfondi cet idiome; et qui ait été le plus en état de nous donner les vrais principes d'une langue si peu conforme au génie des autres langues. Un...

Nouvelle-York, Presse Cramoisy de J.M. Shea, 1864. — 108 p. Une Grammaire Mikmaque doit être quelque chose de bien imparfait, vu que bien peu ont sondé le génie de cette langue. M. Maillard est le seul qu'on connaisse qui ait bien approfondi cet idiome; et qui ait été le plus en état de nous donner les vrais principes d'une langue si peu conforme au génie des autres langues. Un...

Halifax, Nova Scotia printing company, 1875. — 241 p. The primary object of this little work, is to aid the Indians in learning to read. It is also designed to aid them in learning English. Hence every Indian word is translated. They are not interlined but placed opposite, in a separate column, so as to render everything as distinct as possible. It is believed, too, that many...

Halifax, Nova Scotia printing company, 1875. — 241 p. The primary object of this little work, is to aid the Indians in learning to read. It is also designed to aid them in learning English. Hence every Indian word is translated. They are not interlined but placed opposite, in a separate column, so as to render everything as distinct as possible. It is believed, too, that many...