Publisher data:In: Frankfurter Afrikanistische Blätter, 5, pp. 39-64.
Language(s):Chai
Code(s):srm-cai
Description:A small vocabulary of Chai (contrary to the title, not at all restricted to "basic" vocabulary in the Swadesh understanding), somewhat inferior to the data in Last & Lucassen 1998, since the author pays little attention to the morphological constituency of Chai items (particularly verbs).
Source:Agoyi 1997
Author:Agoyi, T. O.
Full name:The category of number and the genetic classification of Èkiròmì.
Publisher data:Paper presented in the departmental seminar series, Department of linguistics and Nigerian languages, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria.
Language(s):Akpes, Ekiromi
Code(s):akp-eki
Description:A synchronic and diachronic discussion of the nominal morphology (plural formation, class system) of the Ekiromi dialect of Akpes. Contains some lexical material, including a brief 66-item comparative wordlist on the different varieties of Akpes.
Source:Ahland 2012
Author:Ahland, Colleen Anne
Full name:A Grammar of Northern and Southern Gumuz.
Publisher data:Ph. D. dissertation, University of Oregon.
Language(s):Gumuz, Sai; Gumuz, Metemma
Code(s):gum-sai; gum-kok
Description:Grammatical description of two different Gumuz dialects. Contains plenty of illustrative material, although not enough to convert to full-fledged lexicostatistical wordlists.
Source:Aklilu et al. 2002
Author:Aklilu Yilma; Siebert, Ralph; Siebert, Kati
Full name:Sociolinguistic Survey of the Omotic Languages Sheko and Yem.
Publisher data:SIL International.
Language(s):Yem
Code(s):ggm-yem
Description:An SIL survey with extensive sociolinguistic information on Sheko and Yem. Includes a 320-item wordlist for Yem (but not for Sheko).
Source:Aklilu Yilma 2001
Author:Aklilu Yilma
Year:2001
Full name:Sociolinguistic Survey Report of the Nayi Language of Ethiopia.
Publisher data:SIL International.
Language(s):Nayi
Code(s):diz-nay
Description:Not so much a true "sociolinguistic survey report" as a small sketch of Nayi phonology and grammar, containing the most reliable, but also, unfortunately, fairly scarce data on Nayi in print so far.
Full name:Sociolinguistic Survey Report on the Chara Language of Ethiopia.
Publisher data:SIL International.
Language(s):Chara
Code(s):ggm-chr
Description:A brief sketch of the phonology and some grammatical aspects of Chara, accompanied with the S.L.L.E. 320-item word list for Chara.
Source:Alekseev 1994
Author:Alekseev, M. E.
Full name:Budukh.
Publisher data:In: R. Smeets. The Indigenous Languages of the Caucasus, vol. 4. Caravan Books, pp. 259-296.
Language(s):Budukh
Code(s):lez-bdk
Description:A grammar sketch of Budukh.
Source:Alemayeh 2002
Author:Alemayeh Abebe
Full name:Ometo Dialect Pilot Survey Report.
Publisher data:SIL International.
Language(s):Dorze
Code(s):ggm-drz
Description:A comparative wordlist for six languages of the Ometo cluster (Wolayta, Gofa, Gamo, Dorze, C'ancha, Dawro/Kullo), personally collected by the author. No additional information.
Source:Alfira et al. 2013
Author:Alfira, David Abbi; Kafi, Timothy Kuku; Stirtz, Tim et al.
Full name:Caning-English Dictionary.
Publisher data:Juba: Sudan Workshop Program.
Language(s):Caning
Code(s):daj-can
Description:A brief educational vocabulary of the Caning language.
Source:Allan 1976
Author:Allan, Edward J.
Year:1976
Full name:Dizi.
Publisher data:In: M. L. Bender (ed.). The Non-Semitic Languages of Ethiopia: 377-392. Michigan: African Studies Center.
Language(s):Dizi
Code(s):diz-dzi
Description:A brief sketch of Dizi phonology and grammar, moderately illustrated by lexical material.
Description:Sociolinguistic information on different varieties of Bai. Includes 500-item survey lists for nine subdialects of Bai.
Source:Almeida et al. 1983
Author:Almeida, Antônio; Irmãzinhas de Jesus; Luiz Gouvêa de Paula
Full name:A língua Tapirapé.
Publisher data:Rio de Janeiro: Biblioteca Reprográfica Xerox.
Language(s):Tapirapé
Code(s):tpg-tap
Description:A grammar of Tapirapé accompanied by a glossary.
Source:ALP 1957
Author:Андреев, М. С.; Лившиц, В. А.; Писарчик, А. К.
Full name:Ягнобско-русский словарь [Yaghnobi-Russian Dictionary].
Publisher data:Москва/Ленинград: Издательство Академии наук СССР.
Language(s):Yaghnobi
Code(s):irn-yai
Description:The largest available Yaghnobi-Russian dictionary with a Russian-Yaghnobi index. It was published in one volume with Yaghnobi texts.
Source:Alvarez & Bravo 2008
Author:Álvares, José; Bravo, María.
Full name:Diccionario básico de la lengua añú. Liuruchaa añunnükümoyatü.
Publisher data:Maracaibo, Sinamaica, El Moján: Universidad del Zulia.
Language(s):Añu
Code(s):mar-anu
Description:A dictionary of Añú accompanied with a grammar sketch.
Source:Anbessa & Unseth 1989
Author:Anbessa Teferra; Unseth, Peter
Year:1989
Full name:Towards a classification of Shabo.
Publisher data:In: M. Lionel Bender (ed.). Topics in Nilo-Saharan Linguistics: 405-429. Hamburg: Helmut Bus\-ke Verlag.
Language(s):Shabo
Code(s):shb-shb
Description:The paper contains some brief notes on Shabo phonology and grammar, as well as a rough draft of the Swadesh wordlist for Shabo.
Source:Anbessa 1991
Author:Anbessa Teferra
Year:1991
Full name:A sketch of Shabo grammar.
Publisher data:In: M. Lionel Bender (ed.). Procee\-dings of the Fourth Nilo-Saharan Con\-fe\-rence. Bayreuth, Aug. 30 – Sep. 2, 1989: 371-387. Ham\-burg: Helmut Buske Verlag, pp. 371-387.
Language(s):Shabo
Code(s):shb-shb
Description:Brief sketch of Shabo grammar, based upon the author's field data.
Source:Anbessa 1995
Author:Anbessa Teferra
Year:1995
Full name:Brief Phonology of Shabo (Mekeyir).
Publisher data:In: Robert Nicolaï, Franz Rottland (eds.). Actes du Cin\-qu\-ieme Colloque de Linguistique Nilo-Saharienne. 24-29 août 1992: 29-37. Köln: Rüdiger Köp\-pe Verlag.
Language(s):Shabo
Code(s):shb-shb
Description:Brief sketch of Shabo phonology, based upon the author's field data.
Source:Andrade 2014
Author:Andrade, Wallace Costa de
Full name:A nasalização na língua Dâw. Master's thesis.
Publisher data:São Paulo: Universidade de São Paulo.
Language(s):Dâw
Code(s):ndh-daw
Description:A work dedicated to the feature of nasalization in Dâw. Very little lexical material can be extracted.
