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Sketch of Wichita, a Caddoan Language: could use the language tended to do so at every oppor- tunity; older . Wichita language lessons on tape. ..; www.colorado.edu

Syllables vs. Sequences in Wichita Phonotactics: Member of the small Caddoan language family (relatives include Pawnee 1All transcriptions of Wichita have been normalized to IPA, except that {r} is used for [ ¢]. 2 ..; www2.truman.edu

Affrication and Fortition in Wichita: Syllables vs. Strings: and Prince 1995) handles the latter. 2 Introduction to Wichita. 2.; www2.truman.edu

Valency-reduction in event-oriented languages Søren Wichmann: licenses the grammatical roles subject and object, which do not map directly onto the semantic roles agent and patient.; email.eva.mpg.de

1 Affrication in Wichita: An Optimality Account Masanori Deguchi: 1. Introduction. Wichita is a North Caddoan language spoken in central Oklahoma.; www.indiana.edu

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The Wichita Language Documentation Project: A Wichita grammar is not available in HTML format yet. Reference for the article: David S.; www.colorado.edu

The Wichita Language Documentation Project: www.colorado.edu

Wichita language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

DoBeS — Wichita - Language: Wichita is a Caddoan language spoken near Anadarko, Oklahoma, USA. structure" and even "sentence" (as opposed to "word") to the grammar is debatable.; www.mpi.nl

Why we need grammar | Grammar Monkeys | Wichita Eagle Blogs: Mar 4, 2011 Most of us don't even think about it if we're speaking our native language.; blogs.kansas.com

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