Kurdish dialect studies I

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Éditeur : Oxford University Press	Date & Lieu : 1961-01-01, London
Préface :	Pages : 248
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Langue : Anglais	Format : 140x220 mm
Code FIKP : Liv. Ang. Ku. Gen. 304	Thème : Linguistique

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Versions Kurdish dialect studies I [London, 1961-01-01] Kurdish dialect studies II [London, 1962-01-01] Kurdish dialect studies -I- D. N. Mackenzie Oxford University Press The dozen or so dialects of Kurdish studied in this work are primarily those of the three northern provinces of Iraq, viz. Suleimaniye, Arbil and Mosul. The most important is that of Suleimaniye, which is the basis of an officially recognized and flourishing written language. Most of the material is entirely new and is presented in the form of a comprehensive descriptive grammatical sketch, including references to known related dialects. The author is Lecturer in Iranian Languages at the School of oriental and African Studies, University of London. He has travelled extensively in the Kurdish-speaking areas of the Middle East.


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D. N. Mackenzie London oriental series volume 9 Kurdish dialect studies I Oxford University Press SchooL of Oriental and African studies University of London London oriental series volume 9 Kurdish dialect studies - I D. N. Mackenzie Lecturer in Iranian Languages School of oriental and African Studies London Oxford university press New York Toronto 1961 Oxford university press, Amen house, London E.C.4 Glasgow New York Toronto Melbourne Wellington Bombay Calcutta Madras Karachi Kuala Lumpur Cape Town Ibadan Nairobi Accra © D. N. MacKenzie 1961 Printed in Great Britain At the university press, Oxford By Vivian ridler Printer to the university