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Gutkowski (1817) An
utiopian country in Australia,
inhabited by Polish-speaking
Kolops. It was
founded by Władysław II the Exile, Duke of Poland,
after he was...
- ‘long’ kɔlip *kambu ‘ashes’ kɔu *kend(o,u)p ‘fire’
kɔlɔp *nde- ‘speak’ sɔmedial *kend(o,u)p ‘fire’
kɔlɔp *ka(nd,t)(e,i)kV ‘ear’ (?) ɔndɔp (prob. a loanword...
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Selepet language:
balam ‘flame’ < *mbalaŋ (ni)bilim ‘tongue’ < *mbilaŋ
kɔlɔp ‘fire’ < *kend(o,u)p kɔlip ‘long’ < *kuta(mb,p)(a,u) irak ‘new’ < *kVtak...
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spoken in
southern Chad.
There are
three languages: Kim (Garap, Gerep,
Kolop, Kosop), Besme, Goundo.
Goundo is
nearly extinct, and
Besme has only a thousand...
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pitcher Nick Cullop. Born in
Weldon Spring, Missouri, as
Heinrich Nicholas Kolop,
Cullop batted and
threw right-handed,
stood 6 feet (1.8 m) tall and weighed...
- tɛrɛpmēŋ Huon
Selepet imen soso nâi; nɔi nak dewutâ; dewutɔ emesenŋe to
kɔlɔp kât; kɔt giop Kainantu-Goroka Proto-Eastern Kainantu-Goroka *nu-N *iya-N...
- Elek.
Verseghy Elek Nagy and his wife were
deported in 1951 to Tiszasüly –
Kolop Tanya. In 1997,
Derry Márta
bought the
castle and
renovated the historic...
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dialectical divergence;
Blench considers Garap (Éré),
Gerep (Djouman, Jumam),
Kolop (Kilop, Kolobo), and
Kosop (Kwasap, Kim) to be
distinct languages. Kim at...
