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Army who ran the Seminoles out of Florida, the Mohegans out of New England and the Takelma out of existence.
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Or perhaps you meant Native born as in Native Americans who speak Karuk, Takelma, Zuni, Adai, Esselen, or Yana?
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Another type of function is illustrated by the Takelma forms hel song, with falling pitch, but hel sing!
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Chinook and Takelma, remotely related languages of Oregon, have diverged very far from each other, not only as regards technique and synthesis in general but in almost all the details of their structure; both are complex mixed-relational languages, though in very different ways.
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Thus, a most interesting parallel could be drawn on structural lines between Takelma and Greek, 23 languages that are as geographically remote from each other and as unconnected in a historical sense as two languages selected at random can well be.
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Psychologically similar to the Greek and Latin examples are many Takelma cases of verbs that exhibit two forms of the stem, one employed in the present or past, the other in the future and in certain modes and verbal derivatives.
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I have in mind, e.g., the presence of postpositions in Upper Chinook, a feature that is clearly due to the influence of neighboring Sahaptin languages; or the use by Takelma of instrumental prefixes, which are likely to have been suggested by neighboring Hokan languages (Shasta, Karok).
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The Takelma and other indigenous groups lived along the river and flourished for thousand of years.
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The Takelma and other indigenous groups lived along the river and flourished for thousand of years.
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The Takelma and other indigenous groups lived along the river and flourished for thousand of years.
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