Reinterpretation of r in eskimoFootnote¹

The data used here is from Yupik Eskimo, particularly the dialect spoken around the Kuskokwim and the Yukon area. I wish to express my thanks to Miss Irene Reed who has introduced me to Yupik Eskimo and to American Council of Learned Societies that supported this work.

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