Acknowledgements
Preface to the Third Edition
Chapter 1 The Blackfoot Alphabet
Chapter 2 Some Basics of Noun Inflection
Chapter 3 Intransitive Verbs
Chapter 4 More on Intransitive Verbs
Chapter 5 Some Phonological Rules
Chapter 6 Tense and Aspect
Chapter 7 Four Verb Stem Types
Chapter 8 Transitive Inanimate Verbs
Chapter 9 Attached Pronouns
Chapter 10 Transitive Animate, Part 1: Direct
Chapter 11 Transitive Animate, Part 2: Inverse
Chapter 12 Transitive Animate, Part 3
Chapter 13 Demonstratives
Chapter 14 Possessives
Chapter 15 Allomorphy
Chapter 16 Complex Verb Stems, Part 1
Chapter 17 Complex Verb Stems, Part 2: Finals
Chapter 18 Some Concrete Finals
Chapter 19 Other Verb Paradigms
Chapter 20 Nominalizations
Chapter 21 Questions
Chapter 22 Complement Clause Types
Chapter 23 Translating from English to Blackfoot
Chapter 24 Numbers and Enumeration
Appendix A Verb Paradigms
Appendix B Phonological Rules
Appendix C The Sounds of Blackfoot
Appendix D Design of the Blackfoot Alphabet
Appendix E Ikasskini: Analyzed Blackfoot Text
References
IndexDonald G. Frantz is a professor of Native American Studies in the Faculty of Arts and Science at the University of Lethbridge.
`It compiles a wealth of information in a single volume, which,
together with the previously published dictionary, is a welcome
addition to the field.’
*Canadian Journal of Linguistics*
‘Frantz has addressed all of the important aspects of Blackfoot
structure and in a way that is accessible to people who need or
want to know about the language. His study is concise, clear, and
largely accurate … an outstanding addition to the growing corpus of
descriptions of Algonquian languages.’
*American Indian Culture and Research Journal*
‘… this work, which greatly increases the amount of readily
available lexical material, is most welcome on both scientific and
cultural grounds.’
*Language and Linguistics*
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