International Journal of American Linguistics 2008: Vol 74 Index & Table of Contents

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 74 (2008)
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David Beck: Ideophones, Adverbs, and Predicate Qualification in
Upper Necaxa Totonac
Stephen A. Marlett: The Form and Use of Names in Seri
Nicholas A. Hopkins, Ausencio Cruz Guzman, and 7J. Kathryn
Josserand: A Chol (Mayan) Vocabulary from 1789
Lynn Nichols: Zuni Accusative Intransitives
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Jane H. Hill: Northern Uto-Aztecan and Kiowa-Tanoan: Evidence of
Contact between the Proto-Languages?
Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald: Multilingual Imperatives: The Elaboration
of a Category in Northwest Amazonia
Carolyn J. MacKay and Frank R. Trechsel: Symmetrical Objects in
Misantla Totonac
Anthony K. Webster: A Note on Plains Apache Warpath Vocabulary
David W. Fleck: Coreferential Fourth-Person Pronouns in Matses . .
Susan Steele: Situating Morphology
Enrique L. Palancar: Juxtaposed Adjunct Clauses in Otomi: Express-
ing Both Depictive and Adverbial Semantics
Stephen A. Marlett: The Seri—Salinan Connection Revisited
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Donna B. Gerdts and Stephen A. Marlett: Introduction: The Form
and Function of Denominal Verb Constructions
Willem de Reuse: Denominal Verbs in Apachean Languages
Jason D. Haugen: Denominal Verbs in Uto-Aztecan
Stephen A. Marlett: Denominal Verbs in Seri
Donna B. Gerdts and Thomas E. Hukari: Halkomelem Denominal
Verb Constructions
John Stonham: Verb—Argument Composition in Nuuchahnulth: A
Special Case of Denominal Verb Formation
Editorial Note
Announcements
Language Index for Volume 7
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Kwikws: A Grammatical Analysis of St’at’ime Oral Narratives
(Matthewson)
Lilidn Guerrero: Relativization in Shipibo-Konibo: A Typologically-
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Zarina Estrada Ferndndez: Diccionario tehuelche—espanol/Indice
espanol—tehuelche (Fernandez Garay)
Willem F. H. Adelaar: Quechua—Spanish Bilingualism: Interference
and Convergence in Functional Categories (Sanchez)
Regina Pustet: Lakota (Ingham)
Katharina Haude: What’s in a Verb? Studies in the Verbal Morphology
of the Languages of the Americas (Rowicka and Carlin, eds.)....
Tim Thornes: Timbisha (Panamint) (McLaughlin)
Brad Montgomery-Anderson: {La titz awach? Introduction to the Kaq-
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Joseph E. Grimes: Gramatica Wixarika I (Iturrioz and Gomez
L6pez)
Rosa H. Ydfiez Rosales: Nahuatl Theater, vol. 1, Death and Life in
Colonial Nahua Mexico (Sell and Burkhart, eds.)
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LANGUAGE INDEX FOR VOLUME 74!
Ahtna 145 Chichewa 247, 248
Algonquian 282 Chickasaw 152
Alutor* 43 Chinook Jargon 415
Amazonian Portuguese* 216 Chiricahua Apache 257-61,
American Indian English* 216 423-38
American Spanish* 88 Chol 83-1137
Andean 282 Ch’ol 83
Apache 257-61, 415, 423-38 Chontal 394
Apachean 181, 412-15, 423-387 Chukotka-Kamchatkan* 208
Apurina 152 Chumash 393-95
Arabic* 218 Classical Nahuatl 447, 464-67
Arapaho 282 Coatepec Totonac 14, 233
Arawak 189-225 Colonial Chol 8&3
Athabascan 181, 412, 423 Colonial Spanish* 88
Athabaskan 143-44, 258, 423 Colville 504
Austronesian* 182, 228 Comanche 159-84, 444, 449-54
Aymara 282 Cora 463-64
Aztecan 440, 468 Corachol 440, 463-64, 468
Azteco-Tanoan 155 Cubeo 219
Bajau* 228 Cupan 159-84, 454
Baniwa_ 189-225 Cupeno 159-84, 446, 454
Bantu* 215, 228, 235, 239, 247, Cuzco Quechua 152
248 Desano 190, 204, 206, 221
Barasano 190, 204, 209, 214, 218 Diegueno 152
Bella Coola 504, 505 Downriver Halkomelem 490
Blackfoot 982 Dyirbal* 218
Cahitan 180 East Tucanoan 189-2257
Cahuilla 159-84, 454 English* 37, 38, 52, 54, 67, 93,
Carib 216 121, 132, 134-36, 139, 147, 148,
Carrier 144 206, 208, 216, 228, 283, 284,
Central Alaskan Yupik IQ9d 287, 309, 316, 368, 409, 415,
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Central Pomo 282 420, 425, 431, 436, 466, 492,
Central Salish 415, 504-7 502, 519
Chemehuevi 159-84 Eskimo 282, 477
Cherokee 145 Eskimoan 282, 412, 413, 420,
Eudeve 65
An asterisk follows languages in this list Filomena Mata Tepehua 2, 12
that are not American Indian languages. The Finnish* 137
numbers refer to pages in volume 74 (2008)
French* 3
of JJAL. Numbers followed by a dagger in-
dicate that the language is the main topic of Gabrielino 159-84, 454
that article, review, or note Galician* 19]
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German* 206, 409, 523, 526 Korean* 182
Gitonga* 239 Koyukon 144, 145
Gosiute Shoshone 444, 446, Kulina-Pano 309
449-54 Kumandene Kurripako 210
Greek* 49 Labrador Inuttut 413
Greenlandic 412, 477 Lakhota 143-44
Guarijio 163, 410, 459-62 Lakondé 270-72
Gusii* 215 Lakota 268-707
Halkomelem 410-17, 419-20, Latin*® 283
489-5107 Leko 270-72
Hebrew* 218, 410 Lillooet 147-507, 270-72, 504
Hnahiu 365 Lipan 423
Hokan 393-99, 412, 415 Luisefo 159-84, 313, 317,
Hopi 15941-3, 84144, 44,0-4 3, 327-28, 454
445, 449, 457, 468 Lushootseed 504-7
Huallaga Quechua 152 Macuna_~ 190, 209, 218, 221
Huehuetla Tepehua 2, 9-12 Makah 513
Huichol 179, 401-474,6 3 Maltese* 216
Hup 216, 217 Maricopa 152
Icelandic* 138, 282, 284 Martuthunira* 228
Indo-European* 21, 22, 43, 44 Matis 309
Interior Salish 504 Matses 279-3117
Irish* 126 Mawayana 216; 217
Iroquoian 412 Maya 275-76
Island Halkomelem 489-510 Mayan 2, 83-113, 248, 412
Italian* 216 Mayo 179, 459
Itonama 270-72 Mayoruna 308-9
Jaminjung* 38 Mescalero 423
Jagaru§ 282 Mesoamerican 1-46, 227-55,
Jicarilla 423 365-92
Kalispel 505 Metzontla Popoloc 270-72
Kannada* 208 Mexican Spanish* 68
Kaqchikel Maya 275-76+ Mezquital Otomi 365, 367
Kashaya 282 Middle English* 216
Kawaiisu. 159-84 Misantla Totonac 227-557
K’ekchi 152 Mixe-Zoquean 368
Keresan 157, 181 Modern Chol 89-92
Kiowa-Apache 423 Modern Hebrew* 218, 410
Kiowa-Tanoan 155-887 Modern Icelandic* 284
Kitanemuk 159-84, 454 Modern Irish* 126
Kitharaka* 235, 239 Mohawk 417-18
Klallam 504 Mongolian* 208
LANGUAGE INDEX FOR VOLUME 74
Mono 164, 171, 172 Piratapuya 190, 204
Muskogean 412 Plains Apache 257-617, 423
Nahuatl 49, 145, 163, 404-77, Plains Cree 270-72
410, 447, 464-67 Pomo 282
Nandi* 215 Pomoan 284
Navajo 143-44, 282, 423-38 Portuguese* 191, 216
Nevome 459 Proto-Arawak 191, 213
Nilotic* 215 Proto-Athabascan 181
Nootka 412, 511-28 Proto-Cholan 89-90
North Arawak 189-225 Proto-Cupan 159-84
Northern Athabascan 424 Proto-East-Tucanoan 198
Northern Interior Salish 504 Proto-Kiowa-Tanoan 155-887
Northern Paiute 444, 449-54 Proto-Mayan 90
Northern Pomo 282 Proto-Northern-Uto-Aztecan
Northern Sierra Miwok 155-887
Northern Straits Salish Proto-Numic 165, 170, 171, 179,
Northern Tepehuan 315, 459 180
Northern Tiwa_ 158 Proto-Salish 505, 508
Northern Uto-Aztecan 155-887, Proto-Tariana-Baniwa 20
440, 446, 456 Proto-Tepehua 229
Norwegian* 282 Proto-Totonac 229
Numic 161, 172, 175, 449-54, Proto-Totonac-Tepehua 229
460, 468 Proto-Tucanoan 198
Nuuchahnulth 412-15, 418, Proto-Uto-Aztecan 155-88,
511-287 439-70
O’odham 59, 169, 313-64, 413, Proto-West-Tucanoan 198
444, 457-58, 471 Quechua 152, 265-687, 270-72,
Okanagan 504, 505 282
Olutec 368 Retuara 218, 219
Opata 65 Romance* 410
Otomanguean 365-92, 395 Rumanian* 193, 218
Otomi 365-927 Salinan 393-997
Otomian 49 Salish 147-50, 412, 414, 415,
Otopamean 365-92 489-510
Panamint 272-757 Salishan 414, 415, 503
Pano 309 San Carlos Apache 260
Panoan 150-52, 279-311 Sateré-Mawé 270-72
Papantla Totonac 24, 30, 254 Seri 47-817, 393-997, 410,
Piapoco 189-225 414-19, 471-887
Pima Bajo 315, 459 Serian 415
Piman 181 Serrano 159-84, 454-5
Piraha 152 Setswana* 38
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Shipibo-Konibo 150-52+ Tok Pisin® 218
Shoshone 159-84, 444, 446, Tongan* 411
449-54 Totonac 1-46, 227-55
Shuswap 504, 505 Totonac-Tepehua 227-5 5
Slave 282, 424 Totonacan 1-46, 227-5 5
Sonoran 440 Towa 158
South Slavey 144 Trio 270-72
Southeastern Tepehuan 445, 459 Tiibatulabal 162-63, 165,
Southern Athabascan 423 456, 468
Southern Interior Salish 504 Tucano 189-225
Southern Numic_ 161 Tumbala Chol 86, 89
Southern Paiute 159-84, 444, Tiimpisa Shoshone 159-84, 444,
449-54 446, 450-54
Southern Tepehuan 315 Turkish* 218
Southern Tiwa_ 158, 163, 416-17 Tuyuca 190, 200, 204, 214
Southern Uto-Aztecan 440, 446 Tzotzil 248
Southern Wakashan 511-28 Uchumataqu 270-72
Spanish* 3, 33, 50, 53, 54, 59, 60, Upper Chehalis 270-72
63, 65, 67-69, 71, 74, 76-78, Upper Necaxa Totonac 1-467
7-89, 91-93, 169, 191, 193, Upper Piman 181
215, 216, 263-65, 265-687, 368, Ute 152, 159-84
379, 388, 401, 415, 431, 471 Uto-Aztecan 59, 65, 155-88,
Spokane 504, 505 313-64, 412-15, 439-707
St atvime 147-507 Uzbek* 208
Subtiaba 395 Waiwai 217
Takic 454-55, 468 Wakashan 412, 414, 415, 511-28
Tanoan 158 Wanano_ 190, 200, 203, 204, 209,
Taracahitan 415, 459-62, 468 218, 220-21
Taracahitic 464 Wappo 282
Tarahumara 163, 445, 459, 460 West Greenlandic 216, 282, 414,
Tariana 189-2257 418
Tarma Quechua 270-72 Western Apache 257, 423-38
Tatar* 208 Western Apachean 415
Tehuelche 263-657 Western Mono 145
Tepehua 1-46, 227-55 Western Tarahumara 445, 460
Tepehuan 445, 459 White Mountain Apache 415
Tepiman 180, 315, 457-58, 468 Wixarika 401-47
Tewa 158 Yagua 228
Tila Chol 83-113 Yaqui 179, 415, 417, 442-43,
272-15%
Timbisha 446-48, 459-62
Tiwa 158 Yucatec Maya 87
Tlapanec 395 Yucuna 218
Tohono O’odham 169, 313-647, Yuman 395
444, 457--58 Zuni 115-407, 411