-
languages and the
latter was a
label also used to
refer to a
specific language (
Unseth 1997b), so the
label “Surmic” is now used. The
relationships in the chart...
- a
vowel is long or short, such as
goopan 'punishment' and
gopan 'road'.
Unseth (2007)
posed a 9-vowel
system with a row of -ATR
closed vowels ɪ and ʊ....
-
although a
group of 1,000
reportedly live
outside the town of
Welkite (
Unseth 1989). The
Sudanese speakers live in the area east of Er Roseires, around...
- Some
early treatments classified it as a Nilo-Saharan
language (Anbessa &
Unseth 1989,
Fleming 1991,
Blench 2010), but more
recent investigation (Kibebe...
-
south of
Welkite were
found to
still be
speaking the
language in 1984 (
Unseth 1985). The
Gumuz speak the
Gumuz language,
which belongs to the Nilo-Saharan...
-
group has
links with similar-named
privileged clans in
other Surmic groups (
Unseth and
Abbink 1998). In case of a
serious disagreement, one
party would simply...
-
defining digraphia," such as
distinguishing "high" and "low" varieties.
Peter Unseth notes one
usage of "digraphia" that most
closely parallels Ferguson's "diglossia...
- Paris:
Librairie Ancienne Honore Champion. p. 79,
Kebbede Hordofa and
Peter Unseth. 1986. "Bird Talk" in Oromo.
Quaderni di
Studi Etiopici 6-7:74-83 Kiadó...
- July 2015. Ager, Simon. "Wolof". Omniglot.
Retrieved 19
December 2019.
Unseth, 2009. Long ëë is rare (Torrence 2013:10).
Torrence 2013:11 Omar Ka, 1994...
- Archaeology. Routledge. pp. 52–53. ISBN 0-415-30590-X.
Retrieved 3
November 2021.
Unseth,
Peter (1 July 1998). "Semantic
Shift on a
Geographical Term". The Bible...
