-
transcribe the
native name, both for the
island and the language,
yielded a form
Motlav. The name M̄ota Lava [ŋ͡mʷota laβa] (or in
simple spelling, Motalava) caught...
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Mwotlap (pronounced [ŋ͡mʷɔtˈlap];
formerly known as
Motlav) is an
Oceanic language spoken by
about 2,100
people in Vanuatu. The
majority of
speakers are...
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Mwesen msn
Mosina 10 0.0037
Banks Islands (Vanua Lava) NCV
Mwotlap mlv
Motlav 2,100 0.7766
Banks Islands (Motalava) NCV
Nahavaq sns
South West Bay 700...
- Tapu is a
Polynesian traditional concept denoting something holy or sacred, with "spiritual restriction" or "implied prohibition"; it
involves rules and...
- ISSN 0307-3114. JSTOR 2843828.
Retrieved 2019-02-01. Vienne,
Bernard (1984). Gens de
Motlav - Idéologie et
pratique sociale en Mélanésie. Société des Océanistes. Paris:...
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Laplap (sometimes
incorrectly spelled lap lap) is the
national dish of Vanuatu.
Laplap is
prepared by
grating breadfruit, bananas, taro or yam
roots into...
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spoken in the
Banks Islands of Vanuatu. It is
cognate with
Mwotlap na-talmiy
Motlav pronunciation: [natalmij]. Both
forms descend from Proto-Torres-Banks *tala-mauri...
- Mota (formerly
Sugarloaf Island) is an
island in the
Banks group of
northern Vanuatu. Its po****tion –
today about 700
people –
speak the Mota language...
- maltés 马耳他语; 马尔他语 мальтийский
Maltesisch mlu I/L To'abaita To'abaita mlv I/L
Motlav mlw I/L
Moloko mlx I/L
Malfaxal (mly) I/L
Malay (individual language) mlz...
- Aquarian/Thorsons. ISBN 978-1-85538-133-9. Vienne,
Bernard (1984). Gens de
Motlav - Idéologie et
pratique sociale en Mélanésie. Société des Océanistes. Paris:...
