@article{75474,
  author      = {Brown, Nathan},
  journal     = {Journal of the American Oriental Society (New Haven, CT)},
  pages       = {157-165},
  title       = {Specimens of the Naga language of Asam},
  volume      = {2},
  year        = {1851},
  bestfn      = {eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851_o.pdf},
  besttxt     = {ptxt2\eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851.txt},
  cfn         = {eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851.pdf},
  delivered   = {eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851.pdf},
  fn          = {eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851_o.pdf, eurasia\brown_specimens-naga1851.pdf},
  hhtype      = {wordlist},
  inlg        = {English [eng]},
  keywords    = {Angwanku: Vocab; Ao: Vocab; Chungli: Vocab; Mulung: Vocab; Muthun: Vocab; Namsang: Vocab; Nocte: Vocab; Tengima: Vocab; Tengsa: Vocab},
  lapollanote = {Vocab.: Angwanku (Tableng), Banpara, Chungli, Khari, Mulung, Muthun, Namsangia, Nowgong, Tengima, Tengsa},
  lgcode      = {Namsang and Bor Duor = Namsangia = Naga-Nocte [njb], Muthun and Khulung-Muthun = Naga-Wancho [nnp], Joboka and Banfera = Banpara = Naga-Wancho [nnp], Mulung and Sima = Angwanku (Tableng) = Naga-Konyak [nbe], Tablung and Jaktun = Angwanku (Tableng) = Naga-Konyak [nbe], Tengsa and Dopdor = Trans-Dikhu Ao = Ao Naga [njo], Nogaung and Hatigor = Nowgong bear little resemblance to Naga-Ao, Khari = Ao Mongsen, Angami = Angami Naga [njm], Mozome-Angami = Mezoma = Khwünodie = Western Angami = Naga-Angami [njm]},
  macro_area  = {Eurasia},
  seanote     = {Vocabulary, TB: Angwanku (Tableng), Banpara, Chungli, Khari, Mulung, Muthun, Namsangia (Nocte), Nowgong, Tengima, Tengsa},
  src         = {hh, lapolla-tibeto-burman, sala}
}