The particle 'in'

Mon Jul 13 08:28:35 UTC 2009

Dear Gordon,
I think you mean Jane Rosenthal: "The omnipresent problem of omnipresent in in Classical Nahuatl", MA thesis 1971, University of Chicago.
I can make you a copy, if you wish, we have it in our library.

Best wishes,
Claudine

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Betreff: [Nahuat-l] The particle 'in'

Hello everyone,

I'm trying at the moment to track down studies of the Nahuatl particle 'in'. I seem to recall that an article with exactly this focus was published in the '60s or 'early '70s, but I can't seem to find the reference. I thought it was in IJAL ,but it looks like I was mistaken. I would be very grateful if some kind reader could please help me out here. Thanks!

Best wishes,
Gordon

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