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A Hanseatic afternoon of pure Tangut joy – Indo-Sinica · 震南古聲隨記
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SEA and Sino-Tibetan historical linguistics. A Hanseatic afternoon of pure Tangut joy. Middot; Mis à jour. J’ai eu l’honneur de participer à la journée d’étude consacrée aux. Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures. Qui a eu lieu le lundi 14 décembre après-midi. La journée d’étude commence vers 14h par les linguistes, Marc Miyake et. Les linguistes discutent dans la manière courante dans leur tribu sauvage. Photo courtesy Andrew West. Bah c’est difficile de faire mieux que les numismates si on ...
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Jabal al-Lughat: April 2015
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Monday, April 20, 2015. Archaic and innovative Islamic prayer names around the Sahara, finally out. Just a quick alert: my article about Islamic prayer time names that I discussed here almost two years ago ( post. If your institution has a subscription, you can view it at the following link:. Archaic and innovative Islamic prayer names around the Sahara. Or you could email to ask me for a copy. Lameen Souag الأمين سواق. Links to this post. Saturday, April 18, 2015.
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Jabal al-Lughat: How Korandje made "with" agree it-with its subject
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Climbing the Mountain of Languages. Saturday, June 27, 2015. How Korandje made "with" agree it-with its subject. Korandje, the language of Tabelbala in southwestern Algeria, requires the comitative preposition "with" to agree in person and number, not with its object, but with its subject (strictly speaking, with its external argument):. ʕan bạ-yu ʕ-indz uɣudz əgga ʕa-b-yəxdəm. My friend-s I-with whom PAST I-IMPF-work. My friends with whom I was working". Lameen Souag الأمين سواق. 27 June, 2015 18:34.
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Linkday #2: FUF online | Freelance reconstruction
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Thinking out loud on historical linguistics. Linkday #2: FUF online. Linkday #2: FUF online. 8220; Currently available are issues 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, from between (straightforwardly enough! 8249; Love, pity and morphology. On comparison in Proto-Uralic. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Notation | Freelance reconstruction
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Thinking out loud on historical linguistics. For various language forms that I will be using:. Incorrect or incorrectly predicted reconstruction. Approximate, un-reconstructed proto-form. The following predicate symbols. Indicate various synchronic or diachronic linguistic processes. Note that some older posts of mine use in place of , though. A B / C “A develops to B, under condition C”. A B (across languages) “A is loaned (lent? A B (within a language) “B is morphologically derived from A”. My own work...
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Geography-constrained family trees? | Freelance reconstruction
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Thinking out loud on historical linguistics. A complaint that often comes up in introductions to studies on computational phylogenetics is that the number of possible binary trees grows quite fast (loosely factorialesquely) as a function of the number of entities we are attempting to relate. This means that regardless of what method is being used, it is for larger datasets usually not possible to investigate all possible trees on how well they would fit the data. If given a western dialect A, a central d...
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A language map for LACITO and Pangloss | Les Carnets du LACITO
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Les Carnets du LACITO. Diversité des langues et des civilisations. Bibliographie sélective du LACITO. Focus sur une langue. A language map for LACITO and Pangloss. Here is a map of the 218 languages. Studied at LACITO, and/or featured in our. For twenty years, LACITO has been developing an online archive for endangered languages: the. Once initiated by Boyd Michailovsky and Martine Mazaudon, engineered by Michel Jacobson, this project is currently run by Séverine Guillaume. See the map in full screen.
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Etymolist: Longest Word in German Abolished
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Montag, 3. Juni 2013. Longest Word in German Abolished. Maybe I ought to have added a few exclamation marks and used a bigger font. Maybe I ought to have added a few titillating pics. After, all, I just used a misleading headline in order to draw attention to this post. The rest of the post will try to be accurate, I promise. Rinderkennzeichnungs- und Rindfleischetikettierungsüber- wachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz. The standard and standard-setting dictionary for German) is. Vehicle", or shorten it to.
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Etymolist: Maltese Souvenir
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Sonntag, 2. November 2014. This is not supposed to be a review – I’ll just quote a few facts that were new to me as an amateur interested in languages, and may be interesting to the readers of this blog as well:. The available sources seem to indicate that Malta was uninhabited or only sparsely populated by a few bee-keepers etc. during the 7. After the Norman conquest, Malta came under strong Italian influence, first by Sicilian (11. Century) and then by Standard Italian (from the 16. Compared to Maghre...
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Etymolist: August 2008
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Dienstag, 19. August 2008. The idea for this project was born while I was working on my conlang, Tautisca. As Tautisca is an IE-based a-posteriori languages, I can't just construct words by randomly jumbling the allowed phonemes of my language or make them up in any other way I fancy. I have to go back to the reconstructed roots and lexemes of PIE (Proto-Indo-European) and derive the Tautisca lexicon from there. For this, it is good to know which etymological developments are attestested.
