The phonology and morphology of Bachamal (Wogait)

Ford, Lysbeth Julie

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The phonology and morphology of Bachamal (Wogait)

Date

1990

Authors

Ford, Lysbeth Julie

Abstract

This thesis sketches the phonology and morphology of Bachamal. The syntax, sentence intonation and genetic relationship of Bachamal to other Australian languages are not covered in this sub-thesis, but are to be investigated in a further study which will compare Bachamal and Emmi to establish the relationship of each language to each other, and to other neighbouring languages.