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Main Verb-Markers in Northern Gurage

Africa, 1968
Opening ParagraphThe Northern Gurage subgroup of Ethiopian Semitic consists of three languages, Soddo (also known as Aymälläl), Gogot (or Dobbi), and Muxǝr. Grouping these languages together is contrary to the general classification of Gurage hitherto adopted, which puts Soddo as the unique representative of Northern Gurage, and Masqan, Gogot and Muxǝr
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Fedwet – an endangered argot of Gurage women

2023
Our paper describes the main features of a secret linguistic variety mainly used by Gurage women, the so-called mʷǝjǝt. They were followers of a former local religious tradition, which flourished until the beginning of the 20th century, but then started to disappear due to the growing influence of Christianity and Islam in the Gurage region.
Meyer, Ronny, Hailu, Etaferahu
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Gurage Studies: Collected Articles

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1994
Grover Hudson, Wolf Leslau
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Gurage Studies: Collected Articles

Language, 1995
Sharon Rose, Degif Petros, Wolf Leslau
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Language standardization efforts in Gurage

2018
Several Gurage varieties, which belong to Ethiosemitic, and the Cushitic languages K’abeena and Libido are spoken natively in the Gurage Zone. Although the two Cushitic languages represent linguistic minorities in the Gurage Zone, they have been reduced to writing and are used for primary education, and partly even administration and mass media, for ...
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Etymological Dictionary of Gurage (Ethiopic)

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1981
Jack Fellman, Wolf Leslau
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Notes on Gurage Grammar

Language, 1953
Wolf Leslau, H. J. Polotsky
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The Pragmatic Analysis of Gurage Riddle

This paper is based on a pragmatic analysis of Gurage riddles that lay an important role in enlightening both children and adults as well. In line with this, it aimed to investigate how Gurage people discuss pragmatic discourses and introduce them into society over riddles. The data were collected through interviews from the local people and documents.
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