Difference between revisions of "Sebat Bet Gurage"
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== External resources == | == External resources == | ||
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*[https://keyman.com/keyboards/gff_gurage Open Source Keyboard Layout] | *[https://keyman.com/keyboards/gff_gurage Open Source Keyboard Layout] | ||
| − | Contains an open source Keyboard layout of Gurage with a Mit license | + | *: Contains an open source Keyboard layout of Gurage with a Mit license |
'''Grammatical descriptions''' | '''Grammatical descriptions''' | ||
Revision as of 22:08, 20 February 2025
I made some format changes to the Computational Resources section. Consider applying these to the other sections as well. It would also be good to know the licenses of the corpus resources. You should also list the corpus repository you created under "developed resources" instead of "external resources". -JNW
External resources
Computational Resources
- Open Source Keyboard Layout
- Contains an open source Keyboard layout of Gurage with a Mit license
Grammatical descriptions
Contains full orthography of Gurage Chaha; sorted by phonetic pronunciation
Contains a study and overview over Chaha morphology, covering verbal stems (ie. lexical verb types, verb roots), derivational verbal prefixes, affixes, and small bits of nominal/adjectival morphology
Touches on Phonemes, Syllables, Geminate Devoicing and Degemination, Affricates, Sonorants, and Consonants
Contains a full phonetic chart and information regarding nasalization, stress, labialization, palatalization, clauses, phrases, order, time, and aspect
Scientific Works
Argues that Chaha is different from other Semitic languages when it comes to Epenthesis. Also claims that it often violates syllable contact
Examines "a process of continuant dissimilation that derives [k] from /x/ in Chaha"[1]
Corpus
Developed resources
Keyboard Layout
