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The Handbook of Australian Languages

, Volume 4
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Robert Malcolm Ward Dixon, Barry J. Blake
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Australian National University Press, 1979 - Australian languages - 410 pages

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Contents

INTRODUCTION by Barry J Blake R M W Dixon
1
VOCABULARY
2
THE HANDBOOK
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Copyright

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Aboriginal accusative Agwamin allomorphs apical appear Australian languages bark boomerang Boonwurrung camp clitic cluster cognates comitative complements conjugation consonant dative Dench derivational dialect disyllabic Dixon Djabugay Dyirbal English ergative fish following examples forms function genitive go-FUT grammar gudji gulu imperative indicates inflection initial intransitive kangaroo Kulin laminal locative long vowel lsgNOM marked marker Martuthunira Mathews Mbabaram meat Melbourne mirta nasal ngatha ngawu ngunha nominal suffix noun nyinta object occur Paathupathu palatal Pama-Nyungan Pama-Nyungan languages Panyjima passive person singular phonemes plural Port Phillip Port Phillip Bay possum predicate pronominal pronouns reference rhotic River rjgip root semantic sentence sit-PRES snake speaker spear stop stress subordinate clauses suffix syllable syntactic tense Text Thagungwurrung tongue transitive verb tree Trhm typically verb stems verbal suffix Vint vocabulary vowel Wagaman Warungu Woiwurrung language woman words yana-rta Yarra Yidiny

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TitleThe Handbook of Australian Languages, Volume 4
The Handbook of Australian Languages, The Handbook of Australian Languages
EditorsRobert Malcolm Ward Dixon, Barry J. Blake
PublisherAustralian National University Press, 1979
Original fromthe University of Virginia
Digitized3 Oct 2007
ISBN0195530977, 9780195530971
Length410 pages
  
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