@article{127849,
  author           = {Ingrams, W. H.},
  journal          = {Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies},
  number           = {3},
  pages            = {533-550},
  title            = {The Dialects of the Zanzibar Sultanate},
  volume           = {3},
  year             = {1924},
  bestfn           = {africa\ingrams_sultanate1924_o.pdf},
  besttxt          = {ptxt2\africa\ingrams_sultanate1924_o.txt},
  fn               = {africa\ingrams_sultanate1924.pdf, africa\ingrams_sultanate1924_o.pdf},
  hhtype           = {overview;wordlist},
  inlg             = {English [eng]},
  jfmnote          = {Contains comparative wordlists for Kiunguja, Kipemba, Kitumbatu, Kihadimu (Makunduchi, Bwejuu, Kizimkazi, 'General'), Kipepo, Kimundi and Shingazija. Kipepo and Kimundi are languages/dialects used by 'the witchcraft guilds' (p. 534). There are also some specimens of Kiganga, which is a speech form used by medicine men, 'consisting mostly of peculiar names for the trees and herbs they use' (p. 535).},
  keywords         = {;eaf;tnz;znz;lng;dct;bnt;g.42d;g.43b;g.43c;g.44a;},
  lgcode           = {Kiunguja, Kipemba, Kitumbatu, Kihadimu (Makunduchi-Bwejuu-Kizimkazi-General), Kipepo, Kimundi, Shingazija = Ngazidja Comorian [zdj]},
  macro_area       = {Africa},
  notes            = {Contains comparative wordlists for Kiunguja, Kipemba, Kitumbatu, Kihadimu (Makunduchi, Bwejuu, Kizimkazi, "General"), Kipepo, Kimundi and Shingazija. Kipepo and Kimundi are languages/dialects used by "the witchcraft guilds" (p 534). There are also some specimens of Kiganga, which is a speech form used by medicine men, "consisting mostly of peculiar names for the trees and herbs they use" (p 535).},
  src              = {eballiso2009, hh, weball},
  subject_headings = {eaf, tnz, znz, lng, dct, bnt, g.42d, g.43, g.43b, g.43c, g.44a}
}