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by Riesberg, Sonja
Published 2014
De Gruyter Mouton
Subjects: “...Austronesian languages -- Grammar, Comparative...”
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by Malau, Catriona
Published 2016
De Gruyter Mouton
Subjects: “...Austronesian languages -- Grammar...”
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by Florey, Margaret J.
Published 2010
Oxford University Press
Subjects: “...Austronesian languages...”
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by Blust, Robert
Published 2022
De Gruyter Mouton
Subjects: “...Austronesian languages -- Grammar -- Morphology...”
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by Fox, James J.
Published 2018
ANU Press
Subjects: “...Austronesian languages...”
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by Lynch, John
Published 1998
University of Hawai'i Press
Table of Contents: “...Linguistics: some basic concepts -- The languages of the Pacific -- The history of the Austronesian...”
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by Fischer, Hans, Beer, Bettina
Published 2021
Australian National University Press
“... Wampar, belongs to the Markham family of the Austronesian languages. Today most Wampar speak not only...”
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by Schokkin, Dineke
Published 2020
De Gruyter Mouton
“...This is the first comprehensive description of Paluai, an Oceanic Austronesian language spoken...”
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by Thurgood, Graham
Published 2014
De Gruyter Mouton
“...This volume is a grammatical sketch of Hainan Cham, an endangered tonal Austronesian language...”
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by McCracken, Chelsea
Published 2019
De Gruyter Mouton
“... Austronesian language variety known as Belep. Belep is spoken by approximately 1600 people in New Caledonia...”
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by Hellwig, Birgit
Published 2019
De Gruyter Mouton
“...This grammar is a first detailed description of Qaqet, a non-Austronesian language spoken...”
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by Frye, Henrike
Published 2022
ANU Press
“...Qaqet is a non-Austronesian language, spoken by about 15,000 people in East New Britain, Papua New...”