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Alawa

A language of Australia

ISO 639-3alh

Population  18 (1991 M. Sharpe). There are 4 semi-speakers.
Region  Northern Territory, Arnhem Land, Roper River.
Language map  Northern Australia
Alternate names   Kallana, Leealowa
Classification  Australian, Gunwingguan, Maran, Alawic
Language use  Mainly adults. All use Kriol [rop].
Language development  Dictionary. Grammar.
Comments  Nearly extinct.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

CUNNINGHAM, Margaret C., author. 1969. Alawa phonology and grammar.

SHARPE, Margaret C., author. 1970. "Alawa case relationships."

SHARPE, Margaret C., author. 1970. "Voice quality: a suggested framework for description and some observations."

SHARPE, Margaret C., author. 1972. Alawa phonology and grammar.

SHARPE, Margaret C., author. 1994. "A triglot dictionary for the Alawa people, Australia."