Author

Created on

Last Updated On

Language

Awjilah

Resource Type

Document
Some Notes on the Historical Consonantism of Awjila
"Abstract: This article discusses three issues of the historical consonantism of Awjila: First, the origin of the k that corresponds to y in other dialects. Second, the origin of the phoneme q in native Berber words. Finally, it discusses the origin of the sibilants in Awjila and their Berber origins."
URL
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxDBo7sfZEg1ZWVuZERPYng3ZDQ/view?usp=sharing
Was this article helpful?
0
0
No votes have been submitted yet.
0
No votes have been submitted yet.

Recommended Resources

Drawing of people sitting around a campfire and standing in a group, in colorful organic style. Text reads "Endangered Languages: A Fact Sheet"

Outreach and Awareness

Outreach and Awareness

Language Diversity and Language Endangerment

Language Diversity and Language Endangerment
Endangered Languages: A Fact Sheet

Submitted by

ELP

Published on:

Illustration of a leaf and an arch shape

Poetry and Literature

Poetry and Literature

Multilingualism and Bilingualism

Multilingualism and Bilingualism

Language Learning and Teaching

Language Learning and Teaching

Creating Digital Materials

Creating Digital Materials
1001 Languages on bilingual-picturebooks.org

Submitted by

ELP Community

Published on:

Illustration of two fish

Linguistics

Linguistics

Language Learning and Teaching

Language Learning and Teaching

Grammars and Language Description

Grammars and Language Description
Beginner Aymara Course

Submitted by

ELP Community

Published on:

Explore the full library