Datapoint Michif/Order of relative clause and noun
Relative clauses with a French relativizer ki (< que) are rare, and are always followed by a French verb.
Cree verbs come in two forms: independent (mostly main clauses) and conjunct forms (mostly embedded clauses and sentences with focused constituents). Conjunct forms with the complementizer prefix kaa- can be considered relative clauses.
Values 
Relative clause follows noun
Frequency: 53.8%
- Example 75-30:
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Kahkiyaw kaanihtaweehtaman kamiyitin.Kahkiyawallkaa-nihtaweehtam-anrel-need.inan-2sgka-miy-iti-n.2sg.fut-give-inv-1sgEverything that you need, I will give you.
Source: Fleury 2007
- Example 75-32:
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Kiiushpeeham taanshi eeiteestahk uma li tretii ki vyaen.Kii-ushpee-h-ampst-write-caus-3.inan.objtaanshihowee-iteest-ahkcomp-think.inan-3sg.sbj.anim.3.obj.inanumadem.3sg.inanlidef.art.mtretiitreatykirelvyaen.comeHe wrote an essay on this coming treaty (lit. He wrote how he thinks about this coming treaty).
Source: Laverdure and Allard 1983: 87
- Example 75-33:
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Gishkeeyimaaw enn fiy ki li paraliizii.Gishkeeyim-aaw1sg.know.anim-3sg.objennindf.art.ffiygirlkirellicopparaliizii.paralyzedI know a girl who has infantile paralysis.
Source: Laverdure and Allard 1983: 145
- Confidence:
- Very certain
Relative clause precedes noun
Frequency: 23.1%
- Example 75-31:
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lii groo pale kaaayaachik wishtawawliiart.plgroobigpalepalacekaa-ayaa-chikrel-have-conj.3plwishtawaw3pl.alsothose who have big palaces
Source: Fleury 2007
- Confidence:
- Certain
Adjoined relative clause
Frequency: 23.1%
- Example 75-34:
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enn pitael pur anikik kaaya kwayesh kaayaachik daa leu tetennindf.art.f.sgpitaelhospitalpurforanikikdem.plkaayanegkwayeshrightkaa-ayaa-chikrel-be-3pldaalocleu3pl.posstetheada hospital for those who are not right in the head (i.e. an asylum)
Source: Laverdure and Allard 1983: 28
- Confidence:
- Certain