@book{142291,
  address        = {Kathmandu},
  author         = {Watters, David E. and Hale, Austin},
  editor         = {Hale, [Everett] Austin and David E. Watters},
  publisher      = {Summer Institute of Linguistics and Tribhuvan University Press, also Norman: Summer Institute of Linguistics Publications},
  series         = {Summer Institute of Linguistics Pub. in linguistics and related fields, no.},
  title          = {Clause, sentence, and discourse patterns in selected languages of Nepal, Part II},
  url            = {http://www.sil.org/acpub/repository/24546_front.pdf, http://www.sil.org/acpub/repository/24546.pdf},
  volume         = {40},
  year           = {1973},
  country        = {Nepal [NP]},
  inlg           = {English [eng]},
  keywords       = {Chepang: Syntax; Chepang: Texts; Chepang: Vocab; Gurung: Vocab; Jirel: Syntax; Jirel: Texts; Jirel: Vocab; Kaike: Vocab; Khaling: Vocab; Kham, Nepal: Syntax; Kham, Nepal: Vocab; Magar: Syntax; Magar: Texts; Magar: Vocab; Newari: Syntax; Newari: Vocab; Sherpa: Syntax; Sherpa: Texts; Sherpa: Vocab; Sunwar: Syntax; Sunwar: Vocab; Tamang\2: Syntax; Tamang\2: Vocab; Thakali: Vocab},
  lapollanote    = {Part I (462p.) and Part II (249p.) contain tagmemic explorations of the syntax of eight TB hangs. of Nepal (Kham, Tamang, Magar, Chepang, Sun war, Jirel, Sherpa, and Newari) in addition to syntactic stud ies in two Indo-Aryan langs. (Nepali and Maithili); Part III (434p.) consists of texts in Nepali, Sherpa, Jirel and Magar; Part IV (314p.) contains word lists from twelve TB languages of Nepal (Sherpa, Fired, Gurung, Tamang, Thakali, Magar, Kham, Kaike, Sunwar, Khaling, Chepang, and Newari) as well as lists from one Indo-Aryan language, Nepali},
  lgcode         = {Bhojpuri [bho], Maithili [mai], Jirel [jul], Western Parbate Kham [kjl], Eastern Magar [mgp], Nepali [npi], Solu-Khumbu Sherpa [xsr], Sunwar [suz], Western Tamang [tdg]},
  macro_area     = {Eurasia},
  seanote        = {Part I (462p.) and Part II (249p.) contain tagmemic explorations of the syntac of eight TB langs. of Nepal (Kham, Tamang, Magar, Chepang, Sunwar, Jirel, Sherpa, and Newari) in addition to syntactic studies in two Indo-Aryan langs. (Nepali and Maithili);},
  shelf_location = {UHM HMLTN PL3553.H34 v.1-4},
  sil_id         = {24546},
  src            = {lapolla-tibeto-burman, sala, sil16},
  subject        = {Discourse structure [DST]}
}