Chinookan-Sahaptin similarities

[Dave Robertson]

Klahowya,

>From the manuscript collection of the American Philosophical Society, an item that may be of interest to Jargonists -- has any of you seen this one?   Pandosy was a Jesuit missionary among Sahaptin speakers.  --  Dave

3910. SAPIR, EDWARD. Pandosy's Yakama grammar [n.d.]. D. 5L.

Based on Pandosy (1862): 12-16 and 3859. Contains "substantives, adjectives, lexical similarities between Chinookan and Sahaptin." Alphabetical list by English meaning. Comparison is Sapir's.


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