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 | | Khasi), Nicobarese, and Malaccan (Aslian) languages, but due to their differences, polysyllabic vs monosyllabic, and subject-object-verb vs subject-verb-object order, he follows Kuhn 1889 in attributing the similarities to a common substratum. |
 | | 6:5.247-254 %% #V460; AAA(xerox) %D 1911 %A Konow, Sten %T Mundari phonology and the Linguistic Survey %= Journal and proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal n. |
 | | %% #V462; AAA(xerox) %D 1904 %A Konow, Sten %T The Kurku dialect of the Munda family of speech %= Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society ??.423-433 %% #V462; * %D 1906 %A Konow, Sten %T Munda and Dravidian languages %B Linguistic survey of India 4 %E Grierson, George Abraham. |
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