@article{55130,
  author     = {Struck, Bernhard},
  journal    = {Mittheilungen des Seminars für Orientalische Sprachen},
  pages      = {133-165},
  title      = {Vokabularien der Bakondjo-, Baamba-, Bambuba-, Babira-, Balega-, Lendu- und Banyarisprachen aus dem linguistischen Nachlaß Emin-Paschas},
  volume     = {XIII},
  year       = {1910},
  bestfn     = {africa\struck_vokabularien-nachlass-paschas1910_o.pdf},
  besttxt    = {ptxt\africa\struck_vokabularien-nachlass-paschas1910.txt},
  fn         = {africa\struck_vokabularien-nachlass-paschas1910.pdf, africa\struck_vokabularien-nachlass-paschas1910_o.pdf},
  hhtype     = {wordlist},
  inlg       = {German [deu]},
  jfmnote    = {'Emin Pasha, when Governor of Equatoria, compiled a number of vocabularies ... [When he] returned to take service in German East Africa he inscribed some interesting vocabularies of the Nyanza and Ituri forest languages, which after long concealment were brought to light and published recently through the energy of Bernhard Struck' (Johnston 1919:13); see Struck (1910). The language referred to as Baamba apparently represents the only illustration of a variety Johnston (1919:484) calls a 'hotch-potch' of several other languages. It was 'recorded through the intermediary of an interpreter [and] is more like some jargon or compromise' (Johnston 1919:806).},
  keywords   = {;caf;eaf;ugn;drc;lng;dct;bnt;d.25;d.32;d.33;j.d.41;z.d.20b;v.401;v.463;},
  lgcode     = {Kikondjo = Konzo [koo], Kivamba = Amba (Uganda) [rwm], Kihóko = Bambuba = Mvuba [mxh], Wáwira same as Bavira Grasland of Stanley = Bera [brf], Walégga [led], A-Lendú [led], Wassongóra = Banyari = Vanuma [vau]},
  macro_area = {Africa},
  src        = {eballiso2009, hh}
}