- menge, and
Bambara masa.
Vydrin also
compared it to mensey, the
Guanche word for
their rulers.
According to
Misiugin and
Vydrin, the
original meaning of...
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Various opinions exist as to the age of the
Mande languages.
Valentin Vydrin concluded that "the
Mande homeland at the
second half of the 4th millennium...
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Valentin Feodosyevich Vydrin (also
spelled Vydrine; Russian: Валентин Феодосьевич Выдрин; born
February 6, 1961, Belogorka,
Leningrad Oblast) is a Russian...
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native Kankan region,
serving as the
mediating compromise dialect.
Valentin Vydrin in 1999 and
Coleman Donaldson in 2019
indicated that the po****rity of writing...
- the
Middle Niger:
Clustered Cities and
Landscapes of Power,"
Chapter 5.
Vydrin,
Valentin (2018). "Mande Languages".
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics...
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Laurie Bauer, 2007, The
Linguistics Student’s Handbook, Edinburgh[relevant?]
Vydrin,
Valentin (2020). "Dan". In Vossen, Rainer; Dimmendaal,
Gerrit J. (eds.)...
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title (link) For a kind of "phonological" ergativity, see Rude (1983), also
Vydrin (2011) for a
detailed critique. Donohue, Mark (2008). "Semantic alignment...
- Dan and Tura, but
intelligible with neither. It is
spoken in 10 villages.
Vydrin,
Valentin (1
December 2013). "Goo : présentation d'une langue" (PDF). Mandenkan...
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rainforests of
Central Africa beginning around 3000 BCE.
Mande Valentin Vydrin concluded that "the
Mande homeland at the
second half of the 4th millennium...
- Hook in the UCS (PDF). p. 7. Roberts, David; Boyd, Ginger; Merz, Johannes;
Vydrin,
Valentin (2020). "Quantifying
written ambiguities in tone languages: A...
