Companion Terms for 7 and 8 (Re: 'eight' some more)

[Mary Marino]

What you transcribe here as /x/ is in V's transcription /g/ with a
superscript dot.  It also occurs in other places: notably after
"daNyaN".  I don't know exactly what it is.  I have been working on the
lexicon for about 1 week.  Save further questions until next month; I will
bring the 2 manuscripts to the Siouan Conference.  Mary


At 02:03 PM 5/10/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>On Mon, 10 May 2004, Mary Marino wrote:
> > I think it represents the same sound as the medial "G" - a velar fricative,
> > whether voiced or voiceless.
>
>I was also wondering what final -x in Vegreville's s^axpex and s^ag.owex
>might represent morphologically?  Is it the multiplicative?