- (Nauruan)
Kumulipo (Hawaiian) Māori
myths (Māori)
Rangi and Papa (Māori)
Sureq Galigo (Buginese) In mythopoeia, an
artificial mythology created by writers...
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Sureq Galigo or La
Galigo is a
creation myth of the
Bugis from
South Sulawesi in modern-day Indonesia,
written down in m****cript form
between the 18th...
- situations. The
vowels ḥīreq ִ , səḡōl ֶ , páṯaḥ ַ , qāmeṣ ָ , qibbūṣ ֻ and
šūreq וּ are
always long if they are the
stressed syllable, or if they are in...
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beings that
inhabit Banua Tonga (middle world, i.e. the Earth).
According to
Sureq Galigo,
Batara Guru was a god, the son of Sang
Patotoqe and Datu Palingeq...
- Malaccan, and
Malay epic Bidasari, a
Malay epic La Galigo, also
known as
Sureq Galigo or La Galigo, is an epic
creation myth of the
Buginese people from...
- lack of
written records. The
earliest written record of this
language is
Sureq Galigo, the epic
creation myth of the
Bugis people.
Another written source...
- States. It is
based on an
adaption by
Rhoda Grauer of the epic
creation myth
Sureq Galigo of the
Bugis from
South Sulawesi,
written between the 13th and 15th...
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shuruq and vav with a
dagesh are indistinguishable. (see below).
Tiberian šūreq שׁוּרֶק [uː] ū בּ
Dagesh dagesh Israeli dageš דָּגֵשׁ
varied varied Not...
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Sulawesi has a myth
about Sanging Serri written in the
ancient m****cripts
Sureq Galigo. The main
theme of
Sangiang Serri story is
actually almost the same...
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Lielie T****ši (Ludz: Jānikülä or
Sūreq Tsäpsiq) is a
small village in the
extreme eastern part of Pilda, Latgale. The last
native speakers of
Ludza lived...
