Kurdish dialect studies II

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Weşan : Oxford University Press	Tarîx & Cîh : 1962-01-01, London
Pêşgotin :	Rûpel : 380
Wergêr :	ISBN :
Ziman : Îngilîzî	Ebad : 140x220 mm
Hejmara FIKP : Liv. Ang. Ku. Gen. 1261	Mijar : Zimannasî

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Versions Kurdish dialect studies I [London, 1961-01-01] Kurdish dialect studies II [London, 1962-01-01] Kurdish dialect studies –II- D. N. Mackenzie Oxford University Press The Kurdish texts presented in this volume portray a dozen dialects of the three northern provinces of Iraq. With the exception of the dialect of Suleimaniye, which is the basis of a flourishing written language, few of them have previously appeared in print, either in an indigenous script or in transcription. A wide variety of subjects is represented, from folk-tales to autobiographical pieces. The result is a vivid picture of Kurdish life past and present. The texts are given in a simple but accurate phonemic transcription and accompanied by a fully annotated English translation. A grammatical description of the dialects treated is given in the companion volume, Kurdish Dialect Studies - I. The author is Lecturer in Iranian Languages at the School of Oriental and African Studies.


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D. N. Mackenzie London oriental series - volume 10 Kurdish dialect studies –II- Oxford university press Oxford university press School of Oriental and African studies University of London London oriental series - volume 10 Kurdish dialect studies-II D. N. Mackenzie Lecturer in Iranian Languages School of Oriental and African studies London Oxford university press New York - Toronto 1962 Oxford university press, Amen house, London E.C.4 Glasgow - New York - Toronto - Melbourne – Wellington - Bombay - Calcutta - Madras - Karachi – Lahore – Dacca - Cape Town - Salisbury - Nairobi – Ibadan – Accra - Kuala Lumpur - Hong Kong © D. N. MacKenzie 1962 Printed in Great Britain At the university press, Oxford By Vivian Ridler Printer to the university