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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MON-KHMER»
Scopri l'uso di
Mon-Khmer nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
Mon-Khmer e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Concise Encyclopedia of Languages of the World
Another sense of Mon-Khmer excludes Nicobarese, while a further interpretation
excludes both the Nicobarese and the Aslian branches. This latter one is the
understanding of the term 'Mon- Khmer' relevant for this article. Within this ...
2
Morphology and Language History: In Honour of Harold Koch
ISSUES IN THE MORPHOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF PROTO-MON-
KHMER PAUL SIDWELL Australian National University, and Centre for Research
in Computational Linguistics (Bangkok) 1. Introduction1 The honouree of this ...
Claire Bowern, Bethwyn Evans, Luisa Miceli, 2008
3
Austroasiatic Languages: Essays in Honour of H.L. Shorto
G. Diffloth Thirteen years ago, H.L. Shorto pointed to the vowel system of Proto-
Mon-Khmer as being the 'crux' in the historical phonology of this family (Shorto
1976). His assessment remains as valid today as it was then, even though some
...
Jeremy H. C. S. Davidson, H. L. Shorto, 1991
4
A Guide to the World's Languages: Classification
At about the same time J. R. Logan and F. Mason pointed out similarities
between Munda languages and languages farther east belonging to what is now
called the Mon-Khmer family; Logan also called attention to resemblances
between ...
5
Linguistic Epidemiology: Semantics and Grammar of Language ...
Ahom (Tai) 61 Alak (Mon-Khmer) 64, 67, 72, 333, 342-5, 347, 349, 366
Assamese (Indo-Aryan) 59 Austroasiatic languages 48-9, 63, 365 (see also Mon-
Khmer languages) Austronesian languages 47-8, 50 Bahnar (Mon-Khmer) 345
Bahnaric ...
Mon-Khmer is a generic term for a wide group of languages and dialects that are
spoken by different cultures across Southeast Asia. Khmer, spoken by some 12
million Cambodians, is the most widely spoken Mon-Khmer language. The next ...
Sean Sheehan, Barbara Cooke, 2006
Pater W. Schmidt is recognised as 'discovering' the Austroasiatic family. He
grouped the Munda languages, Khasi, and the Nicobar, Palaung-Wa, Mon-
Khmer, Malacca (Aslian) and Cham languages into an 'Austroasiatischer
Sprachstamm' .
8
Vietnam: A Natural History
population Geographical Map al name size distribution Language group key i
137,000 Central Mon Khmer 42 1,450 North Tay-Thai 4 250 Central Mon Khmer
37 ran Kieu 40,000 Central Mon Khmer 31 i 99,000 Central, some South Malayo
...
Eleanor Jane Sterling, Martha Maud Hurley, Le Duc Minh, 2008
9
The Origins of Chinese Civilization
AUSTRO-ASIATIC (MON-KHMER) The presence in prehistoric times of Tibeto-
Burmans in Shensi and northern Szechwan, Miao-Yaos in the Yangtze valley,
and Tais farther south from eastern Yunnan to Kwangtung and stretching down
into ...
10
Bibliographie Linguistique de L'anne 2000/Linguistic ...
Southern Mon-Khmer — Mon-khmer du Sud 19660 [Gaphos, Adamantios I.]
Gafos, Adamantios I.: Correspondence in Temiar : no need for long-distance
spreading here. — [464], 115-131. - Kawu, Ahmadu Ndanusa: Structural
markedness ...
Sijmen Tol, Hella Olbertz, Mark Janse, 2005
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «MON-KHMER»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
Mon-Khmer nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Change mindset, world view
... Langkasuka, Gangga Negara, Old Kelantan, Negara Sri Dharmaraja, Malayu and Srivijaya, and the later Cham and Mon-Khmer settlers. «New Straits Times Online, lug 15»
Myanmar Rebels Declared Unilat
These include the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), which represents the Palaung, an ethnic Mon-Khmer people in northern Shan State ... «The Citizen, giu 15»
From tea leaves to opium
For centuries, the mostly Buddhist group — who belong to the Mon-Khmer ethnolinguistic family — subsisted by growing tea in the hilly reaches ... «ucanews, giu 15»
MYANMAR REBELS DECLARED UNILAT... THE CITIZEN BUREAU
These include the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), which represents the Palaung, an ethnic Mon-Khmer people in northern Shan State ... «Google, giu 15»
Jammu researcher to document 'Mon-Khmer' language
Jammu-born researcher and volunteer of the Gandhi Global Family (GGF), Udita Sawhney, has been selected among 12 researchers from ... «GreaterKashmir.com, mag 15»
Inhabitants in Vietnam's Mekong Delta two thousand years ago
Ethnic Malays and Indonesians, who were good at trade, and Mon-Khmer skilled at farming began occupying the area. They came from Dong ... «Tuoitrenews, mag 15»
Budha Kamei *
When the Zeliangrong people came to the present habitat (Manipur), it was not inhabited by any people. The Austric, Negrito and Mon-Khmer ... «E-Pao.net, apr 15»
Origin, migration and settlement: The Zeliangrong of NE
The Austric, Negrito and Mon-Khmer people, who might have occupied this land or wandered through, did so, long before they came to this ... «The Sangai Express, apr 15»
Globalisation spells the death of minority cultures
That wasn't surprising. After all, it is the official language of China, but the country is lush with others, from the 1½-syllable words of Mon-Khmer ... «South China Morning Post, mar 15»
Meghalaya move for 8th Schedule status to Khasi language
A branch of the Mon-Khmer family of Austro-Asiatic stock, Khasi language was first written in the Bengali script in 1813, with the first printed ... «The Indian Express, feb 15»
