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Phonological Variation in Cirebon Javanese: A Geolinguistic Perspective

Juwintan Juwintan, Eri Kurniawan, R. Dian Dia-an Muniroh   +2 more
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Az á előtti illabiális ȧ -zás a Csallóközben [PDF]

, 2016
Presinszky, Károly
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DESIGNATIONS TO “PERNILONGO” IN BRAZILIAN STATES CAPITALS: A GEOLINGUISTIC AND LEXICAL-SEMANTICS STUDY

, 2010
daniela souza silva costa, Aparecida Negri Isquerdo   +1 more
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Migrations, ethno-dynamics and geolinguistics in the Eastern Aja-Tado cultural Area

, 2014
Enoch O. Aboh, Norval Smith
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THE ARCHAIC TERM "CĂSAȘ" BETWEEN THE STATUS OF LEGAL TERM AND COMMON TERM (LEXICAL, ETYMOLOGICAL AND GEOLINGUISTIC STUDY)

Liliana Agache
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A geolinguistic analysis of historical writings on the Thangmi people and language of Nepal

, 2003
Mark Turin
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Col·loqui Internacional sobre «Les relacions entre les literatures ibèriques» (RELIBE) [PDF]

, 2010
Ramis, Joan
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Standarddeutsch im 21. Jahrhundert a lexandra n. l enz , M anfred M. G launinGer Hg. Vienna University Press, Göttingen, 2015. Wiener Arbeiten zur Linguistik. Band 1. 250 lap [PDF]

, 2016
Kiss, Jenő
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The geolinguistics of a sound change in progress: /l/ vocalization in Australia

, 1997
Barbara M. Horvath, Ronald J. Horvath
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A Geolinguistic Approach to nDrapa Dialectology

A Geolinguistic Approach to nDrapa Dialectology
This study investigates dialectal divisions in nDrapa and their historical development using geolinguistic methods. We examine data from the Swadesh 100 wordlist at 13 points in nDrapa dialects. The geographical distribution of word forms presents a dialect continuum across three dialect groups: southern, central, and northern.
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