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الصفحة 67
The affix -tti- is attached to the stem in exactly the same way as the affixes -yyiand -yyan- , e.g. hiyyéetti ' a poor woman { hiyyees } stem hiyyeesAn exceptional method of affixation is found in the Plural Forms dzaarróle ' ' old ...
The affix -tti- is attached to the stem in exactly the same way as the affixes -yyiand -yyan- , e.g. hiyyéetti ' a poor woman { hiyyees } stem hiyyeesAn exceptional method of affixation is found in the Plural Forms dzaarróle ' ' old ...
الصفحة 157
An Efik couple generally continue intercourse throughout pregnancy , some twice a week , some as often as the woman desires , some until shortly before parturition . Efik believe the baby's health is directly affected by the number of ...
An Efik couple generally continue intercourse throughout pregnancy , some twice a week , some as often as the woman desires , some until shortly before parturition . Efik believe the baby's health is directly affected by the number of ...
الصفحة 392
lem is , however , that even when a woman's husband is at home , it is usually during these visits to her parents ' village that a woman visits other villages and maintains liaisons with other men . To quote a Mossi proverb : ' A woman ...
lem is , however , that even when a woman's husband is at home , it is usually during these visits to her parents ' village that a woman visits other villages and maintains liaisons with other men . To quote a Mossi proverb : ' A woman ...
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Yoruba Responses to the Fear of Death Peter MortonWilliams | 34 |
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