@article{78881,
  author           = {Migeod, F. W. H.},
  journal          = {Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland},
  pages            = {230-241},
  title            = {Ngala, and its Dead Language},
  volume           = {52},
  year             = {1922},
  bestfn           = {africa\migeod_ngala1922_o.pdf},
  besttxt          = {ptxt2\africa\migeod_ngala1922_o.txt},
  cfn              = {africa\migeod_ngala1922.pdf},
  citekeys         = {cldf9:0117ab93a508849f4af2216d5bc6c4a7},
  delivered        = {africa\migeod_ngala1922.pdf},
  fn               = {africa\migeod_ngala1922v2_o.pdf, africa\migeod_ngala1922_o.pdf, africa\migeod_ngala1922.pdf},
  hhtype           = {wordlist},
  inlg             = {English [eng]},
  isreferencedby   = {cldf9},
  jfmnote          = {Ngala is a town in south-eastern Nigeria, bordering to Cameroon, just south of Lake Chad. Says Migeod (p. 234): 'The old language of Ngala was related to the Makari farther east. Only two old men and one woman are left who know it ... The present language is Kanuri'.},
  keywords         = {;waf;nga;ant;lng;x.541e;},
  langnote         = {Nghala = Ngala. Said to be Chadic closely related to Mackeri/Makere/Makari.},
  lgcode           = {Ngala [NOCODE_Ngala-Barth]},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {Ngala is a town in south-eastern Nigeria, bordering to Cameroon, just south of Lake Chad. Says Migeod (p 234): "The old language of Ngala was related to the Makari farther east. Only two old men and one woman are left who know it ... The present language is Kanuri".},
  src              = {cldf, eballiso2009, hh, weball},
  subject_headings = {waf, nga, ant, lng, x.540}
}