OP /the/ vs. /dhaN/ (fwd)

[R. Rankin]

This would really be helpful to me, as I (along with Carolyn Quintero, Justin
McBride, Kathy Shea and others) would have something to compare across
languages.  I'm still very curious to discover the extent to which these (and
other) nouns are assigned a non-changing class, or, alternatively, can be used
with different articles depending on position.  'Tree/log', 'head/nose',
'house/camp-circle' already suggested a certain amount of ossification in the
system, and this makes learning the proper "gender" for many nouns a matter of
priority.

Bob

> John wrote:
> > I wish the Fletcher & LaFlesche body parts list had articles attached!

Rory wrote:
> With that segue, why don't I start posting the results
> I've been getting for these parts?  A couple of months
> ago, I started a project of trying to establish the
> canonical positional for each of the main body parts
> listed in Fletcher & La Flesche for use with our class
> in using stative verbs.