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Gumna [
ˈɡumna] is a
village in
Gmina Dębowiec,
Cieszyn County,
Silesian Voivodeship,
southern Poland. The name is of
cultural origin and is a
plural form...
- Basa-
Gumna (also
known as Basa Kuta, Basa-Kaduna or
Gwadara Basa) is an
extinct Kainji language of Nigeria. It was
spoken in Chanchaga,
Niger state, and...
- Daheja, Data, Dita, Dedla, Deengra, Eukhnani, Gadan, Gāgnani, Gajnani,
Gumna, Ghana, Haseja, Heesja, Hathi, Hathipotra, Harha, Hala, Jesraja, Janga,...
- 17. Á
gleri ok á
gulli ok á
gumna heillum, í víni ok í
virtri ok vilisessi, á
Gugnis oddi ok á
Grana brjósti, á
nornar nagli ok á nefi uglu. 17. On gl****...
- spjöll þessi: sviðin er öll mörk ok Myrkviðar heiðr,
drifin öll Goðþjóð
gumna blóði. Mey veit ek Heiðreks,
systur þína,
svigna til jarðar; hafa Húnar...
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Reported in 1999 to
still be
spoken in the
central M****ai Steppe. "Basa-
Gumna". Ethnologue.
Archived from the
original on 2019-07-04.
Retrieved 2024-11-29...
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Basin Anthropology. 9 (1): 3. "Dyangadi".
Retrieved 16
April 2015. "Basa-
Gumna". Ethnologue. "Ethnologue 14
report for
language code:YUB".
Archived from...
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rivers and roof of the wave and
destruction of the doomed. 10 ᛅ Ár Ár er
gumna góði ok gott
sumar algróinn akr.
Plenty = boon to men and good summer...
- Bl****.
Nigerian language extinctions throughout the
century include Basa-
Gumna by 1987,
Ajawa around 1930, and
Kpati before 1984, with
speakers shifting...
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Kambari Cipu
Baangi Kimba Shingini Vadi
Wenci Yumu Basa Basa-Benue Basa-
Gumna Basa-Gurara Basa-Kontagora Basa-Kwali Basa-Makurdi
Koromba B****a Nge Kamuku...
