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Arnharic and Shakkinoono).
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eds., Language typology and language universals: an international handbook, Tome I, vol. 2/2
(Handbücher zum Sprach- und Kommunakationswissenschaft, 20/1-2), Berlin 2001, pp. 1762-
1774.
St. Weninger, “Anmerkungen zu den arabischen Fremdwörtern im Äthiopischen”, in Fs. Uhlig, pp.
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rəkkəb”, in MKSKT, pp. 97-111 [Etymological comparison of Tigrinya with Ge c ez and Amharic].
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A. Zaborski, “Beja and Tigrē in 9th-10th century period”, RO 35/1, 1972, 117-130.
A. Zaborski, “Language subareas in Ethiopia reconsidered”, LPosn 52/2, 2010, 99-110.
15.4. CLASSIFICATIO
Sh.A. Assefa, “Lexicostatistics Classification of the South Ethio-Semitic Languages”, in TEL, pp.
1302-1307.
D. Cohen, “Le sémitique en Éthiopie. b) Éthiopie méridionale”, in LChS, pp. 145-146.
Dan’el Täklä-Maryam Täkkururay, “Na-lahğatat təgrəñña kämäy gäyrna ina ab úadä səru'en məru’yen
däräğa û w anû w a ənnäb§əúom”, in MKSKT, pp. 266-282 [How to standardize the dialects of
Tigrinya].
J. Fellman, “Language, geography, and history: the case of Ethiopian Semitic”, Anthropos 79, 1984,
256-257.
J. Fellman, “Notes towards a classification of Modern Ethiopian Semitic”, Orbis 29, 1980, 105-107.
J. Fellman, “Towards a new classification of Modem Ethiopian-Semitic”, FoLH 24, 2003, 277-280.
G. Goldenberg, “Gurage languages”, in EA, pp. 924-928.
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W. Leslau, “Toward a classification of the Gurage dia1ects”, JSS 4, 1969, 96-109.
W. Leslau, “The position of Gyeto in Gurage” IOS 16, 1996, 23 1-250.
D. Mehari, “The origin and development of Tigrigna language”, in MKSKT, pp. 43-74.
M. Saleh, “Tigre dialects”, JERS 4, 2005, 45-73.
M.I. Saleh, “Is Dahalik a dialect of Tigre?”, in HLTSP, pp. 113-125.
M.-C. Simeone-Senelle, “The specificity of the Dahalik language within the Afro-Semitic languages”,
in HLTSP, pp. 127-145.
M.-C. Simeone-Senelle, M. Vanhove, “Is there a Red Sea linguistic area?”, in APAL 4, 2006, 31-67.
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E. Wagner, “Harari und Ost-Gurage”, Aethiopica 12, 2009, 111-125.
Kl. Wedekind, “Ethiopian Semitic languages”, in ELL 3, pp. 1148-1149.
15.5 DESCRIPTIVE GEERAL PRESETATIO/
15.5.0. General
[A reminder:
M. Cohen, Études d'éthipien méridional, Paris 1931.
M. Cohen, ouvelles éudes d'éthipien méridional, Paris 1939 [rev. : Jaos 63, 1943, 292-294 (L :
Leslau)]].
M. Bulakh, “Təgre language”, in EE 4, pp. 895-897.
W. Leslau, “Archaic Features in South-Ethiopic”, JAOS 71, 1951, 212-230 [rev.: AfrAb 4, 1953, 94
(J.H. Greenberg)].
A. Zaborski, “What is new in Ethiopia and other African languages”, SDM.C 44, 2010, 29-45.