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12 TERNAT^gL TJDOREC^/ MAfUEP MMMHQ 0 5 WftW»W bo 90 tio IsolOn SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY Sulawesi i. GaUla 2. Tobelo 4. Ibu 5. Tabaru 6. WaioU [Sahul 7. TuguxiL [Tob«u] S.MadoleiModoui 9. Kau JO. Tolohlcu 11. Isam[Pas«i 12. Ternate 13. Ti
NUMBER 34 13 inhabitants of tiiese vdlages arrived by canoe at Tobelo (some 70 miles to the north), they seldom referred to tiieir village names, but rather said, in their distinctive dialect, tiiat they were from "o todingana" (i.e., "Dodinga" in tiiis wide sense). This perhaps explains why Hueting called die dialect the "Dodinga" dialect, and for convenience I shall use that designation here. The northern boundary of the Boeng (B) dialect, on the northern peninsula of Halmahera, may roughly be drawn at die present border between the Kao and Tobelo districts (see Map 1). It was thus drawn by Hueting (1921) and is still recognized locally today. Throughout the Tobelo-Boeng-speaking regions, the Tobelo of the area north of this are referred to as Tobelo "Heleworuru" (
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Page 34 and 35: 3.0 Introduction Our first and most
Page 36 and 37: 26 whether the meanings of words ha
Page 38 and 39: 28 positing named intermediate clas
Page 40 and 41: 30 with the Tzeltal language. He st
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Page 44 and 45: 34 'to be white') 'which is white'
Page 46 and 47: 36 ing endocentricity are different
Page 48 and 49: 38 Also a reduplicated participial
Page 50 and 51: 40 Tobelo glama -Idmoko ngduku dunu
Page 52 and 53: 4. The Domain of the BIOTIC FORM, a
Page 54 and 55: 44 them in the definition of "relat
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Page 66 and 67: 56 o gorohutu- o noara 'ray' o nawo
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62 I regret that I was not present
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64 covert classes (for this domain)
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66 5.2.2.2 Non-symmetry and Immedia
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68 A similar case could also be mad
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70 This interpretation is unaccepta
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72 B B< + 1 o gumini 'vine' B" l o
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74 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANT
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78 The edible coconut weevil larvae
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80 o goropa-ginene o hamu1 'grouper
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82 lexical realization,tiiese examp
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Al.O Introduction and Explanation o
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86 SL Simple Word CX Complex Word C
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t ~ o baacai ma gare-garehe [P-EN]
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90 O T O H=0 H 0(P) O - o bobihingo
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92 0(F) 0(F) 0(F) 0(F) 0(0 o(f) 0(F
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94 paiyongifi) V [NM1-2022] [BO] Ag
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96 H H H H VxT 0(B) H o gogerehi [C
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98 VxT O H 'red'; 'red buttocks' (e
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too 0 hitakono [SL] + o hitakono o
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102 (Sambucaceae) T ojobirono [SL]
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104 h - o keketuku [SL] h + o keket
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106 tranus Miq. (Tetramelaceae) [cf
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108 0(P) H T t + 0 boboha [CX,agent
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110 H H H TxV O T=H denia sp. (Ascl
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112 (Moraceae) t o poo-pooto ma dub
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114 T V H h T t t V o o o O O + o i
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116 Copel. (Polypodiaceae) [but cf.
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118 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO AN
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120 in cleared, recendy burned and
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122 fonganika [P-EN, 'the jungle fo
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124 the form of an invisible bird t
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126 A23 o nawoko [SL] 'fish' Note:
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128 form from Kampung Wasde (B-dial
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130 die surface as tiie fish swims)
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132 kuhlii (Muller and Henle, 1841)
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134 'ratiier Idee an abscess' (alte
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136 M M M M M U M M M M U M M simil
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138 m o iuru ma doka-dokara [P-EN,
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140 M o moloiru [SL] (uncoU.; Insec
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Famtiy Species ACANTHACEAE Acanthus
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144 Famtiy Species Ochrosia glomera
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152 Famtiy Species Tobelo B° term
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166 Taxon Tobelo B° term Freshwate
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184 2 It may be because, as the Tob
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186 Ellen, Roy F. 1979. [Introducto
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