@incollection{42113,
  address          = {Stanford},
  author           = {Myers, Scott P.},
  booktitle        = {Theoretical aspects of Bantu tone},
  editor           = {Hyman, L. M. and C. W. Kisseberth},
  pages            = {231-264},
  publisher        = {Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI), Stanford University},
  series           = {Lecture notes},
  title            = {AUX in Bantu morphology and phonology},
  volume           = {82},
  year             = {1998},
  hhtype           = {grammar_sketch (computerized assignment from "morphology")},
  jfmnote          = {Looks at Shona S10, Tonga M64, Digo E73, Swahili G40 and Rundi JD62.},
  keywords         = {;eaf;saf;lng;grm;tam;phn;bnt;s.10;m.64;e.73;g.40;j.d.62;},
  lgcode           = {Digo [dig], Tonga (Zambia) [toi], Rundi [run], Shona [sna] (autotranslated from Maho's coding system)},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {Pagination could be wrong. Compares Shona (S10), Tonga (M64), Digo (E73), Swahili (G42) and Rundi (D62).},
  src              = {eballiso2009, weball},
  subject_headings = {eaf, saf, lng, grm, phn, bnt, s.10, m.64, e.73, g.42, j.d.62}
}