The Austronesian LanguagesPacific Linguistics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University, 2009 - Language Study - 824 pages |
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The Austronesian world | 1 |
16 Noninitial laryngeal correspondences as recognised | 8 |
1 Dating of Neolithic cultures in insular Southeast Asia and the Pacific | 27 |
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affixes AN-speaking appears Archipelago Atayal Austronesian languages base Bikol Blust Borneo central Philippines Chamic Chamorro cognate consonant clusters contrast correspondences cultural Dayak Dempwolff devoicing dialect distinction Dyen eastern English evidence example Fijian final consonants Formosan languages forms fricative geminates glottal stop Guinea Hawaiian historical Iban Ilokano infix innovations insular Southeast Asia Islands Javanese Kavalan Kelabit language family lenition lexical linguistic loanwords Malagasy Malay Malayo-Polynesian marker medial Melanesia metathesis Micronesia Moluccas morpheme morphological northern Sarawak nouns obstruents Oceanic languages Pacific palatal Palauan Papuan pattern Pazeh Philippine languages phonemic phonological Polynesian languages prefix prenasalised pronouns Proto Puyuma reconstruction reduplicant reduplication reflexes rice Saisiyat Sarawak schwa segments semantic sequences similar Solomons sound change southern speakers spoken stress subgroup suffix Sulawesi Sumatra syllable Table Tagalog Taiwan Thao Toba Batak typological Vanuatu velar verb vocabulary voiceless vowel western Indonesia word word-final