The Linguistic Situation in the Islands of Yapen, Kurudu, Nau and Miosnum, New Guinea

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1. The Sources 3 3. The Language Map . 6 4. The Comparative Word-List. 13 5. The quantitative Analysis . 80 6. Phonological Relationships 149 7. Verbal Forms . 150 8. Elements for indicating personal possession of the parts of the body… … … 157 . 9. Elements to indicate possession with regard to kinship terms … … . 163 Language Map at the end of the volume. ———–,, ….. ——— ‘, ………. A ’ ~~~~ ~ \ \ ………. e* ., .. c. \ A-Biak “,, _____________ _ ,, —~-‘ B-Waropen …………… ~ ———- ~— C-Mor D-Wandamen ~ E-Dusner f. Ron G-Meoswar Geelvink Bay H -lrarutu …… , ………. ….. , ….. I ’
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