Atherton Choctaws in Oklahoma: Government, by Valerie Long Lambert Choctaw Schools, by Clara Sue Kidwell Choctaws and Missionaries, by Clara Sue Kidwell Choctaw Newspapers, by Daniel Littlefield, Jr.
Wesson A History of the Choctaw Language, by Marcia Haag The Choctaw People Resist the Treaty at Dancing Rabbit Creek, by Duane Champagne The Choctaw Trail of Tears, by James Carson Life in Mississippi after Removal, by James Carson Urban and Rural: New Life in the West, by William B.
Wesson European Contact and Trade, by Cameron B. Dye Choctaw Houses and Public Buildings, by Cameron B. Wesson Southeastern Iconography, by David H. Pauketat The Life Cycle from Birth to Death, by Pamela Innes Choctaw Social Organization, by Morris Foster Daily Life in the Southeastern Forest, by Charles Hudson The Origins of Maize, by Cameron B. Kaniohmichi-hosh Okchayat Il-asha, ‘The Way We Live’ 25. Iterative and Resolutional Aspects Negation with ik-o Adverbials with -osh and -o The Potential Mood Relative Clauses Indefinites Emphatic Pronouns
The Sounds of Choctaw The Noun Phrase: The Noun and Its Modifiers The Basic Sentence The Past Tense Agent Person Markers Question Words Affected Person Markers Word Formation and Verbs with Affected Subjects Recipient Person Markers The Future Tense and Verbs with Recipient Subjects Complex Verbs: The -t Suffix Commands Dependent Clauses Plurals Aspect: Events and States Clause Conjunction with mt and ma Clause Conjunction with -cha and -na vģ 14 18 29 39 48 59 68 76 86 95 104 115 124 134 144 154 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10įoreword: Choctaws Today, by Grayson Noley ∞ Copyright © 2001 by the University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Publishing Division of the University. The paper in this book meets the guidelines for permanence and durability of the Committee on Production Guidelines for Book Longevity of the Council on Library Resources, Inc. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Haag, Marcia, 1951– Choctaw language and culture : Chahta Anumpa / by Marcia Haag and Henry Willis. Choctaw Language and Culture Chahta Anumpaīy Marcia Haag and Henry Willis Foreword by Grayson Noley
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