Full name:English-Tlingit dictionary: Nouns. 1st ed..
Publisher data:Fairbanks: SIL.
Language(s):Tlingit
Code(s):nde-tli
Description:Thematic glossary of Northern Tlingit nouns.
Source:Naish & Story 1996
Author:Naish, Constance M.; Story, Gillian L.
Full name:English-Tlingit Noun dictionary. 3rd ed. (repr. of the 2nd ed.)..
Publisher data:Fairbanks: Sheldon Jackson College. Available on-line as Tlingit On-line Dictionary: Alaska Native Languages Dictionary – Tlingit (last accessed 01.2011).
Language(s):Tlingit
Code(s):nde-tli
Description:Thematic glossary of Northern Tlingit nouns.
Link:http://www.alaskool.org
Source:Nakagawa 1996
Author:Nakagawa, Hirosi
Full name:An Outline Of ǀGui Phonology.
Publisher data:In: African Study Monographs, Suppl. 22, pp. 101-124.
Language(s):ǀGui
Code(s):kho-gui
Description:Detailed sketch of the phonology of ǀGui, illustrated with numerous lexical examples. Contains some comparative data on ǀǀGana as well.
Source:Nakagawa 2006
Author:Nakagawa, Hirosi
Full name:Aspects of the phonetic and phonological structure of the Gǀui language.
Publisher data:Ph.D. thesis, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
Language(s):ǀGui
Code(s):kho-gui
Description:A detailed description of ǀGui phonetics and phonology, illustrated with numerous lexical examples. Contains some comparative data on ǀǀGana as well.
Source:NCED
Author:Starostin, Sergei A.; Nikolayev, Sergei L.
Full name:A North Caucasian Etymological Dictionary.
Publisher data:Moscow: Asterisk Publishers, 1994. Reprint in 3 vols.: Ann Arbor: Caravan Books, 2007.
Language(s):Proto-Nakh
Code(s):nah
Description:Monumental etymological dictionary of the North Caucasian (Nakh-Daghestanian, a.k.a. Northeast Caucasian + Abkhaz-Adyghe, a.k.a. Northwest Caucasian) language family. In addition to approximately 2000 roots, reliably or tentatively reconstructed for Proto-North Caucasian, also provides intermediate reconstructions for the protolanguages of the daughter branches: Nakh, Avar-Andian, Tsezian, Dargwa, Lezghian, Abkhaz-Adyghe. Tables of correspondences and detailed notes are given in the introduction. All etymologies also available online on the StarLing database server, at http://starling.rinet.ru/cgi-bin/main.cgi?flags=eygtnnl.
Link:http://starling.rinet.ru/Texts/caucpref.pdf
Source:Nebel 1979
Author:Nebel, Arthur
Full name:Dinka-English / English-Dinka Dictionary.
Description:A large dictionary of Dinka, concentrating on the Rek dialect of the language, but also containing a large number of specially marked dialectal forms. Phonetic transcription (particularly in the area of Dinka's complicated vowel system) is not highly accurate, and tones are not marked at all.
Source:NED
Author:Starostin, Sergei A.; Nikolayev, Sergei L.
Full name:Nakh Etymological Database.
Publisher data:Online database.
Language(s):Proto-Nakh
Code(s):nah
Description:Computerized version of the Proto-Nakh corpus. Includes some Proto-Nakh etymologies (mostly basic lexicon items) that have not been included in [NCED] due to their lack of external cognates in other branches of North Caucasian. Only numbers of etymologies are referenced, since the source lacks pagination.
Description:Ethnological studies on the Abui society, supplemented by glossed texts (pp. 74-155) and a vocabulary (pp. 156-180) of the Atimelang dialect of Abui
Source:Nogueira 2011
Author:Nogueira, Antonia Fernanda de Souza.
Full name:Wayoro ẽmẽto: fonologia segmental e morfossintaxe verbal.
Publisher data:MA thesis. São Paulo: Universidade de São Paulo.
Language(s):Wayoró
Code(s):tpr-wyr
Description:A description of Wayoró phonology and verbal morphosyntax. No glossary is found; the lexical material is either extracted from the glossed examples or found in isolation.
Source:Norton & Alaki 2015
Author:Norton, Russell; Alaki, Thomas Kuku
Full name:The Talodi Languages: A Comparative-Historical Analysis.
Publisher data:In: Occasional Papers in the Study of Sudanese Languages, 11, pp. 47-161.
Language(s):Acheron; Lumun; Torona
Code(s):tal-ach; tal-lum; tal-tor
Description:A large paper that outlines in the detail a classification model for the Talodi languages (including superficial lexicostatistical analysis) and a basic reconstruction of the phonology and morphology of Proto-Talodi. The etymological appendix to the paper contains a wealth of lexical data on all Talodi languages, compiled from various sources and also including original data on such previously unattested Talodi varieties as Acheron, Lumun, and Torona.
Source:Novák 2010
Author:Novák, L.
Full name:Jaghnóbsko-český slovník s přehledem jaghnóbské gramatiky.
Publisher data:Praha: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, filozofická fakulta.
Language(s):Yaghnobi
Code(s):irn-yai
Description:A comprehensive dictionary of Yaghnobi. The author translates every word in Czech and summarizes all available sources, so it is possible to know whether some source quotes a word and how it transcribes this item. There is also a grammatical sketch of Yaghnobi.
Source:Odden 1983
Author:Odden, David
Full name:Aspects of Didinga Phonology and Morphology.
Publisher data:In: Nilo-Saharan Language Studies. Ed. by Lionel M. Bender. Michigan: East Lansing, pp. 148-176.
Language(s):Didinga
Code(s):srm-did
Description:A phonetic and grammatical description of Didinga, pretending to greater accuracy than Driberg 1931 but containing significantly less data.
Source:Ohiri-Aniche 1999
Author:Ohiri-Aniche, Chinyere
Full name:Language diversification in the Akoko area of Western Nigeria.
Publisher data:In: Archaeology and Language IV. Language Change and Cultural Transformation. Ed. by Roger Blench and Matthew Spriggs. London: Routledge, pp. 79-94.
Language(s):Akpes, Akunnu
Code(s):akp-aku
Description:Sociolinguistic and comparative notes on several small linguistic groups of Western Nigeria, focusing on Ukaan, Akpes, and Akokoid. Contains three somewhat shortened Swadesh-type wordlists on Ikakumo Ukaan, Akunnu Akpes, and Arigidi Akokoid.
Source:Orel 1998
Author:Orel, Vladimir
Full name:Albanian Etymological Dictionary.
Publisher data:Leiden / Boston / Köln: Brill.
Language(s):Albanian, Tosk
Code(s):alb-alb
Description:One of the latest major reference works on Albanian etymology. Contains important original work on the reconstruction of Proto-Albanian and its external connections, with references to etymological research of all of the author's predecessors.
Source:Oswalt 1964
Author:Oswalt, Robert L.
Full name:The Internal Relationships of the Pomo Family of Languages.
Publisher data:In: XXXV Congreso International de Americanistas. Mexico. Pp. 413-427.
Description:A brief article containing 100-word Swadesh lists for all Pomoan languages. Given the complete absence of published dictionaries of Pomoan languages, this is the only available source of Pomoan basic vocabulary. Kashaya, Southern, Central, and Northern Pomo forms were collected by Oswalt himself, Eastern Pomo by Sally McLendon, Southeastern by George Grekoff, and Northeastern by Abraham Halpern.
Source:Otero 2015
Author:Otero, Manuel A.
Full name:Komo-Amharic-English Dictionary.
Publisher data:Addis Ababa: SIL Ethiopia.
Language(s):Komo
Code(s):kom-kmo
Description:A representative dictionary of the Komo language (although containing some significant gaps, such as most auxiliary words, and without any prosodic markings).
Source:Ozdoyev et al. 1962
Author:Оздоев, И. А.; Мациев, А. Г.; Джамалханов, З. Д.
Full name:Ингушско-чеченско-русский словарь [I. A. Ozdoyev; A. G. Matsiyev; Z. D. Dzhamalkhanov. Ingush-Chechen-Russian Dictionary].
Description:A brief, but informative, trilingual dictionary of the literary Nakh languages.
Source:Ozdoyev 1980
Author:Оздоев, И. А.
Full name:Русско-ингушский словарь. Под редакцией Ф. Г. Оздоевой и А. С. Куркиева [I. A. Ozdoyev. Russian-Ingush Dictionary].
Publisher data:Москва: "Русский язык".
Language(s):Ingush
Code(s):nah-ing
Description:Large dictionary (40,000 entries) of the literary Ingush language.
Source:Palayer 2011
Author:Palayer, Pierre
Full name:Grammaire du dadjo d'Eref (Tchad).
Publisher data:Louvain/Paris: Peeters.
Language(s):Eref Daju
Code(s):daj-erf
Description:A comprehensive grammar of the Eref dialect of Dar Daju, well illustrated by lexical material and containing some text examples, but no separate vocabulary.
