@book{153209,
  address    = {London},
  author     = {Hunter, William Wilson},
  pages      = {224},
  publisher  = {Trübner & Co},
  title      = {A Comparative Dictionary of the Non-Aryan Languages of India and High Asia},
  year       = {1868},
  bestfn     = {eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868v2.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt2\eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868_o.txt},
  cfn        = {eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868v2.pdf},
  delivered  = {eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868v2.pdf},
  fn         = {eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868v2.pdf, eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868.pdf, eurasia\hunter_high-asia1868_o.pdf},
  hhtype     = {overview;wordlist},
  inlg       = {English [eng]},
  lgcode     = {Sanskrit [san], Arabic, Bask, Finnic, Magyar, Turkish, Circassian, Georgian, Mongolian, Mantshu, Javanese-Ngoko, Javanese-Krama, Malay, Chinese-Nankin, Chinese-Pekin, Chinese-Canton, Chinese-Shanghai, Amoy-Colloquial = Chinese-Min Nan [nan], Japanese, Brahui, Gyami = Chinese Mandarin [cmn], Gyarung, Takpa, Manyak = Lizu [NOCODE_Lizu], Thochu = Qiang-Northern [cng], Sokpa, Horpa, Tibetan-Written, Tibetan-Spoken, Serpa, Súnwár [suz], Gúrung, Múrmi, Magar, Tháksya, Pákhya, Newár, Limbu, Kiránti, Rodong, Rúngchenbung, Chhingtángya, Náchhereng, Wáling, Yákha, Chourásya, Kulungya, Thulungya, Báhingya, Lohorong, Lambichhong, Báláli = Western Meohang [raf], Sáng-Páng, Dúmi, Kháling, Dungmáli, Dárhi, Denwár, Pahri, Chepáng, Bhrámu, Váyu, Kuswar, Kusunda [kgg], Tháru, Lepcha (Sikkim) [lep], Bhútáni v Lhopa, Bodo, Dhimál, Kocch, Garo, Káchári, Munipuri, Míthán Naga, Tablung Naga, Khári Naga, Angámi Naga, Námsáng Naga, Nowgong Naga, Tengsa Naga, Abor Miri, Sibságar Miri, Deoria Chutia, Singpho, Burman written, Burman spoken, Khyeng v Shou = Asho Chin [csh], Kámi, Kúmi, Mrú v Toung, Sák, Talain v Mon [mnw], Sgau-karen, Pwo-karen, Toungh-thu, Shán, Annamite, Siamese, Ahom [aho], Khámti, Laos, Ho (Kol), Kol (Singhbhum), Santáli, Bhúmij = Mundari [unr], Uráon, Mundala, Rájmahali, Gondi, Gayeti, Rutluk, Naikude, Kolami, Mádi, Mádia, Kuri, Keikádi, Khond, Sávara, Gadaba, Yerukala = Yerukala [yeu], Chentsu, Tamil-ancient, Tamil-modern, Malayálma-ancient, Malayálma-modern, Telugu, Karnataka-ancient, Karnataka-modern, Tuluva, Kurgi, Tuduva, Toda, Kota, Badaga, Kurumba, Irula, Malabar, Sinhalese [sin]},
  macro_area = {Eurasia},
  oclc       = {3349883},
  src        = {hh}
}