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How the accusative became the relative: a Samoyedic key to the Eskimo-Uralic relationship?
Michael David Fortescue
Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics
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Eskimo-Aleut
100%
Eskimo
79%
Accusative
72%
Uralic Languages
30%
Ergativity
14%
Case Marker
14%
Accusative Case
13%
Case Marking
12%
Nominative
12%
Genitive
11%
Reanalysis
11%
Cognates
10%
Morpheme
10%
Centenary
10%
First Person
9%
Summary
7%
Social Sciences
lack
29%
semantics
23%
human being
15%