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On some shared and distinguishing features of Nercha and Khamnigan Ewenki dialects
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- 1. University of Naples L'Orientale, Department of Asian, African and Mediterranian Studies
Description
The present paper is a brief addition to the author’s recent monograph
(Khabtagaeva 2017) which deals with Mongolic elements in Ewenki dialects (Barguzin,
Nercha, Baunt and North-Baikal) spoken in the territory of Buryatia, Russia.
Today Nercha Ewenki is no longer spoken. During the initial years of Soviet rule (ca.
1918–1932) some Nercha speakers crossed the border into Manchuria, China, and
today their descendants are speakers of Manchurian Khamnigan Ewenki. The aim
of this paper is to find out similarities and differences between the extinct Nercha
Ewenki dialect and Manchurian Khamnigan Ewenki.
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- 978-3-96110-395-9 (ISBN)
- 10.5281/zenodo.7025328 (DOI)