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Wichita language - Grammar | | Wichita language - Grammar: Encyclopedia II - Wichita language - Grammar | | It is agglutinative, but surface forms often differ to actual morphemic shapes due to the usage of a series of unusual phonological processes at morpheme boundaries.
Wichita utterances can include single words that would require a full sentence in English: kiyaːkíriwaːcʔárasarikitaʔahíːriks 'he brought the big quantity of meat up to the top by means of many trips'.
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See also:Wichita language, Wichita language - Sounds, Wichita language - Consonants, Wichita language - Vowels, Wichita language - Tone, Wichita language - Syllable and phonotactics, Wichita language - Grammar, Wichita language - External link, Wichita language - Bibliography | | | Wichita language, Wichita language - Bibliography, Wichita language - Consonants, Wichita language - External link, Wichita language - Grammar, Wichita language - Sounds, Wichita language - Syllable and phonotactics, Wichita language - Tone, Wichita language - Vowels | | |
| | | Wichita language: Encyclopedia II - Wichita language - Grammar
Wichita language - Grammar
It is agglutinative, but surface forms often differ to actual morphemic shapes due to the usage of a series of unusual phonological processes at morpheme boundaries.
Wichita utterances can include single words that would require a full sentence in English: kiyaːkíriwaːcʔárasarikitaʔahíːriks 'he brought the big quantity of meat up to the top by means of many trips'.
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