@article{8093,
  author             = {Spiss, Cassian},
  journal            = {Mittheilungen des Seminars für Orientalische Sprachen},
  number             = {3},
  pages              = {270-414},
  title              = {Kingoni und Kisutu},
  volume             = {VII},
  year               = {1904},
  bestfn             = {africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904_o.pdf},
  besttxt            = {ptxt2\africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904_o.txt},
  cfn                = {africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904.pdf},
  citekeys           = {langsci307:spiss1904},
  delivered          = {africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904.pdf},
  fn                 = {africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904.pdf, africa\spiss_kingoni-kisutu1904_o.pdf},
  guldemann_location = {B5 P32},
  hhtype             = {grammar_sketch},
  inlg               = {German [deu]},
  isreferencedby     = {langsci307},
  issue              = {Mitteilungen des Seminars für Orientalische Spranchen},
  jfmnote            = {Kisutu is 'spoken in Southern Tanganyika between the Upper Rufiji, on the north, and the Upper Rovuma, on the south ... The grammar preceding the vocabularies deals only with Ngoni' (Doke 1945:54). Johnston (1919:792) refers to the second language in the title as 'Sutu or Manundi (Nindi)' which could indicate that it is Nindi N102, but his geographical location seems a bit off (but then his geographical locations sometimes are).},
  keywords           = {;eaf;tnz;lng;dct;grd;bnt;n.12;n.102;},
  lgcode             = {Ngoni = Old Tanzanian Ngoni = Zulu [zul], Kisutu},
  macro_area         = {Africa},
  src                = {eballiso2009, guldemann, hh, langsci}
}