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Zulu tonology

African Studies, 1982
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Dialectal tone description enhances historical tonology

Diachronica
Abstract This paper illustrates that in-depth descriptive work of closely related varieties of Dinka, a Nilotic tone language with an unusually complex suprasegmental system, provides solutions to previously unanswered questions about historical tone change.
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Zulu tonology

African Studies, 1981
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Studies in Kalenjin Nominal Tonology

Language, 1984
Larry M. Hyman, Chet A. Creider
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Tonology

2002
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Tonology

2013
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The Lexical Tonology of Kinande

Language, 1997
David Odden, Ngessimo M. Mutaka
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The Augment in Luganda Tonology

Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 1991
LARRY M. HYMAN, FRANCIS X. KATAMBA
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III. Tonology

1963
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Fuzhou tonal acoustics and tonology

2014
The Fuzhou variety of Chinese belongs to the Northern Min dialect group, spoken in the capital of Fujian province. It is known for its complex tonal system, ‘alternating’ vowels and complicated right dominant tone sandhi. However, previous descriptions have typically been based on auditory impressions of a single speaker.
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