@incollection{30390,
  address          = {Paris},
  author           = {Delafosse, Maurice},
  booktitle        = {Les langues du monde},
  editor           = {Meillet, Antoine and Cohen, Marcel},
  pages            = {463-560},
  publisher        = {Librarie Ancienne Édouard Champion},
  series           = {Collection linguistique},
  title            = {Les langues du Soudan et de la Guinée},
  volume           = {16},
  year             = {1924},
  bestfn           = {africa\delafosse_soudan1924.pdf},
  besttxt          = {ptxt2\africa\delafosse_soudan1924.txt},
  fn               = {australia\meillet-cohen_monde1924.pdf, africa\delafosse_soudan1924.pdf, africa\delafosse_soudan1924v2_o.pdf, africa\delafosse_soudan1924v2.pdf, australia\meillet-cohen_monde1924v2.pdf},
  hhtype           = {overview;comparative},
  inlg             = {French [fra]},
  jfmnote          = {Delafosse makes here one of the earliest observations on the possible relationship between the Bantu and (Western) Sudanic languages.},
  keywords         = {;waf;lng;lcl;u.200;u.700;u.800;},
  lgcode           = {Nouba (Nubien), Baria, Kounama, Toubou, Takli = Takale = Tagale, Daghig, Kadougli, Katla, Koalib, Krongo, Miri, Rachad, Tima, Kondjara, Mara = Mararit, Maba (Ouadaien), Mimi = Mimi-Decorse-Demombynes, Rougna, Kanouri, Zaghaoua, Siga = Berti, Tama, Massalit, Soungor, Kachméré, Bigna = Binga, Dadio, Kadiaksé, Chilouk, Nouër, Aniouak, Dinka, Diour, Gang, Lour, Djalouo, Tabi, Goulé, Hamedj = Gounza, Berta, Gamila, Mékan, Doko (1913 Conti-Rossini), Bari, Latouka, Tourkana, Souk, Liri (Sugu) à l'Est de la pointe septentrionale du lac Albert, Nandi, Kavirondo, Kipsikissi, Houmba = Hima, Toussi, Tatourou, Massaï, Dorobo (1904 Johnston), Kouafi, Mbouloungué, Karamodjo, Kamassia, Lango = Lukedi au nord du Lc Victoria à l'Est de l'Ounioro, Nguichou, Goumi = Elgumi = Teso [teo], Nkole, Nifoua, Gaya, Tatoga, Irakou, Mbougou, Talodi, Eliri, Lafofa, Toutoum, Kanderma, Kaouama, Loumoun, Cheïbun, Tagoï, Toumèli, Aouidi, Morou, Niangbara, Kédérou, Madi, Logbouari, Lendou, Lega, Logo, Mangbétou, Madjé, Momvou, Lessé, Karè, Bangba = Bangba [bbe], Birri, Baboua, Bouté = Bambute (1904 Johnston), Mbouba = Mvuba [mxh], Mittou = Abukaya, Moungou, Gbaya in Dar Fertit, Kredj, Gobou, Golo, Séré, Ndakko, Barambo, Zandé, Dendi, Sakara, Sabanga, Sango, Gbandi, Banda, Maka = Bamaka = Saka, Banziri, Bondjo, Monjombo, Mandjia, Yanguéré = Banda-Yangere [yaj], Baya (1896 Clozel), Goundi, Bomassa [bme], Goula, Bongo, Ndouka, Saba = Bangbay, Kaba, Horo, Sara, Ngama, Lis = Lisa = Disa, Kenga, Barma, Babalia, Sokoro, Saroua, Fania, Boua, Mana, Miltou, Niellim, Tounia, Gori, Ndam, Somraï, Gabéri, Toumok, Afadé, Yédina, Koûri, Kotoko, Klessem, Mousgou, Mandara, Fali, Moundang, Margui, Gamergou, Karékaré, Bola, Guéra, Zani, Batta, Bodé, Tangalé, Gourka, Dougguéra, Oudja, Bouta, Rone, Ankoué, Djaraoua, Angas, Hâm, Payem, Bouroum, Koro, Yasgoua, Haoussa, Dioukoun, Boritsou, Regba, Mbariké, Bassa-Bénoué, Kagoro, Foudou, Dama, Mounchi, Yakoro, Nkoum, Vouté, Kapoulla, Lou, Tikar, Sagba, Koum, Gba, Nio, Mom, Pé, Gha, Fout, Gouala, Ménia, Kongouan, Ki, Koï, Kparabon, Ndé, Kèlé, Nkodo, Gbaragba, Kouni, Sopon, Diba, Kouri, Kounakouna, Kpé, Oué, Kayon, Fi = Efik, Gbari, Noupé, Bassa-Niger, Gbira, Gara = Igara, Yala, Kpoto, Bo, Gbogolo, Aboua, Kana, Biobolo, Gori, Sosso, Cha, Do, Sobo, Zekiri, Yébou, Yorouba, Ana = Atakpame, Djo, Kambari, Gourma, Ber, Kabré, Legba = Lukpa [dop], Konko, Tem, Kassélé, Mouâ, Losso, Bassari = Tobote, Mô, Nankana, Djélagna, Boura, Mampourou, Koussan, Kandia, Dagomba, Gbanian, Oule, Dagari, Birifo, Kourouma, Kô, Nourouma, Kasséna, Fra = Frafra, Sissala, Siti, Dégha, Pougouli, Dian, Lobi, Gan, Koulan, Lorhon, Tégué, Padorho, Dorhossié, Komono, Karaboro, Kiéfo, Boua, Tara, Kian = Bobogbe, Mbouin, Tagba, Nanergué, Vigué, Toussia, Sémou, Sénoufo, Mahi, Fon, Mina, Krépé, Éhoué, Logba, Adélé, Kabou, Kposso, Kédémonié, Balé, Trougbou, Bouem, Ago, Likpé, Akpafou, Bôli, Boro, Gan, Gouan, Fétou, Oti, Nta, Béri, Koranza, Kouahou, Akan, Fanti, Tchi, Abron, Ahanta, Zéma, Tioko, Assayé, Agni, Baoulé, Attié [ati], Vétéré, Abouré, Goua, Ébrié, Abè, Ari, Adioukrou, Aladian = Alladian [ald], Avikam, Gola, Zerma, Songoï, Dogon, Samo, Sia, Sembla, Ouara, Natioro, Blé, Boussa, Boussan, Sorko, Sarakollé = Soninké [snk], Azer, Ligbi, Noumou, Huéla, Mandingue, Kouranko, Kono, Vaï, Gbin [xgb], Ngan, Noua, Mouin = Mwe, Lo = Guro, Toura, Dan, Manon, Guerzé, Toma, Gbandi, Gbandi, Mendé, Loko, Langan, Soussou, Ahizi, Dida, Zégbé, Go = Godie, Bêté, Né, Ouobé, Ba, Bakoué, Houané, Pia, Abri, Té, Pla, Bâ, Padé, Gré, Gbé, Kra, Bassa, Gui, Dé, Peul, Ouolof, None, Sérère, Diola, Bagnoun XVIIe siecle vocabulary = Northeast Bainounk [NOCODE_Northeast-Bainounk], Balante, Mandjak, Bôla, Papel, Biafare, Bidjougo, Bassari, Koniagui, Badiar, Tiapi, Nalou, Baga, Landouman = Landoma [ldm], Limba, Timné, Boulom, Kissi, Négrilles, Négro-Portugais, Négro-Anglais, Négro-Francais},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {Delafosse makes here one of the earliest observations on the possible relationship between the Bantu and (Western) Sudanic languages.},
  src              = {eballiso2009, guldemann, hh, weball},
  subject_headings = {waf, lng, lcl, u.200}
}