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South Cushitic languages

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Nurse, Derek. 1988. "Extinct Southern Cushitic Communities in East Africa". In: Bechhaus-Gerst, M. & F. Serzisko (eds), Cushitic-Omotic: Papers from the International Symposium on Cushitic and Omotic Languages. St. Augustin, Jan. 6-9 1986. Hamburg. Helmut Buske.
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languages were once included in South Cushitic, but were not considered Rift. Kießling restricts South Cushitic to West Rift as its only indisputable branch. He states that Dahalo has too many East Cushitic features to belong to South Cushitic, as does Ma'a. (The
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Kiessling, Roland. 2002. Wille, Initiierung und Kontrolle: zur Morphosemantik von Experiensverben im Südkuschitischen. In: Aktuelle Forschungen zu afrikanischen Sprachen (Tagungsband des 14. Afrikanistentags), ed by Theda Schumann, Mechthild Reh,
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Kiessling, Roland. 2001. South Cushitic links to East Cushitic. In: New Data and New Methods in Afroasiatic Linguistics - Robert Hetzron in memoriam; ed. by Andrzej Zaborski. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 95–102.
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Kiessling, Roland. 2004. Tonogenesis in Southern Cushitic (Common West Rift). In: Stress and Tone – the African Experience, edited by Rose-Juliet Anyanwu. Frankfurter Afrikanistische Blätter 15: 141–163.
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Kiessling, Roland. 1995. Verbal Inflectional Suffixes in the West Rift Group of Southern Cushitic. In: Cushitic and Omotic Languages, ed. by C. Griefenow-Mewis und R. M. Voigt. Köln, 59–70.
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Kiessling, Roland. 2003. Infix genesis in Southern Cushitic. In: Selected Comparative-Historical Afrasian Linguistic Studies in memory of Igor M. Diakonoff; hrsg. v.
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may once have spoken languages similar to Dahalo.) He deems Kw'adza and Aasax in turn insufficiently described to classify as even Cushitic with any certainty.
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Several additional and now extinct South Cushitic languages are deduced from their influence on the Bantu languages that replaced them. Two of these,
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The original homeland of Proto-South Cushitic was in Southwest Ethiopia. South Cushitic speakers then migrated south to
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Kiessling, Roland. 2000. Some salient features of Southern Cushitic (Common West Rift). Lingua Posnaniensis 42: 69-89
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From Hunters to Farmers: The Causes and Consequences of Food Production in Africa
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Roland Kießling, "South Cushitic links to East Cushitic", in Zaborski ed, 2001,
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The Historical Reconstruction of Southern Cushitic Phonology and Vocabulary
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The terms "South Cushitic" and "Rift" are not quite synonymous: The
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The Lexical Reconstruction of West-Rift (Southern Cushitic)
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Was there ever a Southern Cushitic Language (Pre-)Ma'a?
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Clark, John Desmond; Brandt, Steven A. (January 1984).
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The Making of a Mixed Language: The Case of Ma'a/Mbugu
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New Data and New Methods in Afroasiatic Linguistics
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Index

South Cushitic
Tanzania
Linguistic classification
Afro-Asiatic
Cushitic
Taita Cushitic
Glottolog
sout3054
Tanzania
Cushitic languages
Iraqw
Ethiopia
Great Rift Valley
lake Turkana
Great Rift Valley
Hetzron
Lowland East Cushitic
Oromo
Somali
Yaaku–Dullay
Khoisan languages
clicks
Ma'a
Dahalo
Waata
Degere
Gorowa
Iraqw
Alagwa
Burunge

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