Verbal Inflection in Iha: A Multiplicity of Alignments

Donohue, Mark

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Verbal Inflection in Iha: A Multiplicity of Alignments

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2015

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Donohue, Mark

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Oxford University Press

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Iha is a Trans New Guinea language from the western tip of New Guinea. Iha is the lingua franca of the Onin area, and has developed an isolating variant used by non-Iha people and when in communication with them; the variety described here is the mother-tongue of the inner north of the peninsula.

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The Oxford Handbook of Inflection

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